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We Can Talk About This Emily Morgan
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WCTAT is a discussion pod that investigates and explores the small headlines, and stories that don't even make it that far, and their connections to our collective past or deeply webbed present.
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E002: Updating Our Semantics
In this week's episode Emily provides an update on the case involving the death of Quawan Charles and encourages listeners to follow @snatched_galore for the most up to date information from the family. Emily also gives her thoughts on America's new(ish) presidential administration, calls listeners to action in their own communities, and breaks down the basic ideological differences between liberals and leftists.
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Pilot: Sugar Cane and the Black Body
In this first episode, Emily introduces the why behind the podcast and jumps right into the spirit of the show by highlighting the death of 15-year-old Quawan 'Bobby' Charles who was found dead in a sugar cane field in Louisianna. Emily then briefly explores the historical context and significance of the relationship between sugar cane and the black body.
Suggested Reads:
The sugar that saturates the American diet has a barbaric history as the ‘white gold’ that fueled slavery by Khalil Gibran Muhammad
12 Years a Slave by Solomon Northup (Link to indiebound.org, please buy from independently black owned book stores when able!)
Before Cotton, Sugar Established American Reliance on Slave Labor PBS News Hour