Blackbelt Voices

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Choosing AR 103 with Dr. Karama Neal: Shamim Okolloh's Journey from Nairobi to Littl…

9/7/2024 • 55 min

Choosing Arkansas with Dr. Karama Neal shares stories of those who chose Arkansas as their home. In this episode, Dr. Neal talks to Shamim Okolloh, a native of Nairobi, Kenya, who moved to the U.S. at age 19 for college and later made her way to Arkansas. Play episode

Choosing AR 102 with Dr. Karama Neal: California native Jean Block builds …
Choosing AR 101 with Dr. Karama Neal: Welcome Home, Samantha Evans
Introducing "Choosing Arkansas" with Dr. Karama Neal
Growing Together Part 2 of 2: Urban Farmers Cultivating Community in Littl…
Growing Together Part 1 of 2: Urban Farmers Cultivating Community in Littl…
Brené. Beyoncé. Belonging.
Michael Harriot: The King of Breaking It Down
Turn to Your Neighbor: La'Twana Scott - El Dorado, Arkansas
SOUL FOOD - Farm to Table: The Table
Black Food Culture: Gerald Harris on the sustainability of Black farmers i…
Black Food Culture: Dr. Ashanté M. Reese on her book, Black Food Matters
Turn to Your Neighbor: Jennifer Williams - Cleveland, Mississippi
The Cost of Racism: Tim Lampkin on building community wealth
Turn to Your Neighbor: Cheryl Hampton - Marianna, Arkansas
The Cost of Racism: Darrin Williams on economic equity and wealth building
Turn to Your Neighbor: Amanda Hunter - Mayflower, Arkansas
Preserving Our History: Nicka Sewell-Smith on genealogy and family history
Turn to Your Neighbor: Albessie Thompson - Twin Groves, Arkansas
Preserving Our History: Mosaic Templars Cultural Center
Preserving Our History: American Reckoning
Season 3 Preview
Nevertheless, she persisted: Women of Color Business Owners
Equity in Education: Moving Beyond Window Dressing
Living History: Driving the Green Book
What is a History Teacher Supposed to Teach?
Goal Setting, Job Hunting, and Protecting Your Peace
COVID-19 Vaccine: Addressing Concerns
Addressing Racism in the Newsroom
Storytelling for Social Change
Voting and Civic Engagement
Social Justice in the South
BONUS: Register to Vote
BONUS: Get Counted!
Fighting for the South
A movement we should sustain
Rioting in American History
The truth always comes out (Part II)
No, your brother was murdered (Part I)
Talent needs opportunity
(Natural) heads held high
Pique your interest in the past
Hundreds of white men carrying guns
A place to call home
Finding color in design
Know your status
Are you in that number?
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