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Nat Turner’s Slave Rebellion 52

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Nat Turner hopes to change the tides of one of America’s biggest skeletons in the closet, slavery.

The Story of the Bill of Rights…Told by a Fish! 37

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The first ten amendments to the constitution make up a story. Listen in to hear it told during a day in the life of a wrongfully accused fish.

Black Lives Always Matter 31

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African Americans have been a central part of America since before its conception, and always will be. We wouldn’t have an America without African Americans!