The Smithsonian has provided a multitude of resources including events, articles and podcasts in honor of Native American Heritage month. Check them out here >>> https://buff.ly/45XglL0 #nativeamericanheritagemonth #nativeamericanheritage #indigenous #smithsonian #IndigenousHeritageMonth
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#FeaturedArticle Explore history with Prof. Suzanne Schwarz from University of Worcester as she navigates the royal waters of Britain's past in a captivating discussion with David Musgrove on the HistoryExtra podcast. Uncover the complex ties between the British monarchy and the transatlantic slave trade, from modern royal apologies by Prince William and King Charles III to the divergent views of their ancestors. Unravel the story of the Duke of Clarence's pro-slavery stance, swayed by external influences, versus the Duke of Gloucester's bold abolitionist actions. Prof. Schwarz doesn't stop there; she also peels back the layers of King George III's evolving perspectives, offering a full spectrum analysis of royal engagements with the slave trade. Walk With Web invites you to engage with this insightful episode on HistoryExtra. Understand the full context of today's royal apologies and the profound shifts in royal perspectives on slavery. Prof. Schwarz's deep dive encourages reflection on the monarchy's intricate dance with its historical shadows and strides toward reconciling with a painful legacy. Explore more: https://lnkd.in/e45VNPv7 . . . #BritishMonarchy #HistoricalInsights #RoyalHistory #AcademicResearch #PodcastDiscussion #HistoryMatters #Reconciliation #AfricanHistory #History #Royals #TransAtlanticSlaveTrade #Abolitionist #Podcasts
Did the British royal family support slavery?
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Watch our CEO Syed Uddin in action as he talks about how and why he founded Leaders in Community with his peers; and the #impactful work that LiC does in our Bees in a Pod #podcast here: https://lnkd.in/e-mcyYKz
EP.015 - Syed Uddin: South Asian Heritage Month Special
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If you're wanting to learn more about our absurd and entertaining stories from our history, you can't beat the fascinating podcasts from Riley Knight. His latest one (4 part) on the history of the USofA is fascinating, objective and dispels a lot of myths and shines a light on the truth. https://lnkd.in/gVXFSSc2
Episode 305: The History of the United States, Part 1: Colonisation and Independence
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Easy start to your Sunday morning? Want to forget those election results? Why not listen to our latest podcast episode. Francesca Lessa and I discuss Operation Condor, its history, components, and reverberations.
Associate Professor at Swansea University, Host of Out of the Shadows Project Podcast PhD, FHEA, FRHS
After a sneak peek the other day, here it is. The latest episode of the Out of the Shadows Project Podcast. Our episode 9. https://lnkd.in/ehzeXDCK In the episode we welcome Dr Francesca Lessa. Dr Lessa is associate professor in International Relations of the Americas at University College London. Her latest book, The Condor Trials, is at the centre of our episode. The episode covers the orgins and historical precedents of Operation CONDOR. We discuss its various components including transnational repression and international assassination squads. We assess the role of the United States and we cover some of the trials that have followed the end of CONDOR and of the military dictatorships in latin America. Listeners of our podcast can secure a special discount price of £35. To secure the discounted price, follow this direct link:?https://lnkd.in/ejNUn4KJ Use code: Y2443 at the online check-out. As usual, at the end of the episode we ask the guest for book recommendations. Dr Lessa’s Book recommendations are: - Fernando Butazzoni, Las Cenizas del Condor (in Spanish): https://lnkd.in/eNGrNqfH - John Dinges, The Condor Years (particularly recommended here is the new edition of the book including archival material from 2019),?amzn.eu/d/7LsNkng - Dana Moss and Saipira Furstenberg (Eds.), Transnational Repression in the Age of Globalisation,?https://lnkd.in/eZVwEg4D
Episode 9 - Francesca Lessa by Out of the Shadows Project
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Donald Robertson, author of HOW TO THINK LIKE SOCRATES and a cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist, stops by the Modern Wisdom podcast to discuss all things Socrates with Chris Williamson. From the benefits of thinking like Socrates to what the Socratic method really is to the insane story of Socrates's death, watch this episode now to learn all:?https://lnkd.in/eMXe4DeU
The True Story Of History’s Greatest Philosopher - Donald Robertson
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Chapter 5 of the source material explores the historical roots and spread of antisemitism in Europe. It explains that antisemitism originated in ancient times and persisted through the Middle Ages, with Jews often facing false accusations and persecution, including during the Black Plague. https://lnkd.in/gMQbhDtz
Echoes of the Darkest Hours: One of Humanity's Darkest Days Chapter 5 Podcast
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In this episode of This American President, our White House Historical Association President, Stewart D. McLaurin, shares the countless ways we serve the American people. Give this a listen and learn more about our work!
Preserving the People's House, with Stewart D. McLaurin
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Introducing "Narratives In Between," a podcast that takes you on a journey through the rich stories of Central Eastern Europe and South Eastern Africa. Inspired by the anthology Narratives of Closeness and Distance, they explore into the unique cultural landscapes and identities of these regions. Tune into these powerful narratives today https://bit.ly/3NPkvxD
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Check out the CB10 Speaks Podcast by Community Board 10! The first community board to have a podcast.
Celebrating the Harlem Arts Alliance: A Conversation with Legendary Voza Rivers
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Podcast: "History, in its vastness, holds a symphony of voices". The podcast explores the importance of empathy in understanding history and argues that historical events are not just dry facts but are comprised of individual experiences, choices, and struggles.?
History, in its vastness, holds a symphony of voices
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