Bonus: What to the Slave is the 4th

Bonus: What to the Slave is the 4th

The Record of our Forbearers aims to introduce some of the dopest Black Christians and their stories of faith and perseverance. In this bonus episode, we have a conversation about what the 4th of July meant to slaves.

16 | Garrett A. Morgan & Marie Van Brittan Brown

The Record of Our Forebearers aims to introduce some of the dopest Black Christians and their stories of faith and perseverance. Every episode we will discover two people and present their stories. In this episode we learn from the stories of Garrett A. Morgan & Marie Van Brittan Brown.

15 | Moses Roper and Mary Mcleod Bethune

The Record of Our Forebearers aims to introduce some of the dopest Black Christians and their stories of faith and perseverance. Every episode we will discover two people and present their stories. This episode we learn from the stories of Moses Roper and Mary Mcleod Bethune.

14 | Charles H. Wright and Mary Church Terrell

The Record of Our Forebearers aims to introduce some of the dopest Black Christians and their stories of faith and perseverance. Every episode we will discover two people and present their stories. This episode we learn from the stories of Charles H. Wright and Mary Church Terrell.

13 | Charles O. Boothe & Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley

The Record of Our Forebearers aims to introduce some of the dopest Black Christians and their stories of faith and perseverance. Every episode we will discuss two people and present their stories. This episode we learn from the stories of Charles O. Boothe and Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley. For Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley:1.     Behind the Scenes, or, Thirty years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House by Elizabeth Keckley (1868)For Betsey Stockton:1.     Betsey Stockton’s Journal by Betsey Stockton (1822-1823)2.     The Education of Betsey Stockton : An Odyssey of Slavery and Freedom by Gregory H. Nobles (2022)