Black History/Black Futures

African Americans & Labor: Re-imagining and co-creating a new economic landscape for African Americans

Join NSU Drs. Cassandra Newby-Alexander, Chinedu Okala, Tim Goler and Delegate Jackie Glass discuss a pathway forward through collaborative economic success in the African American community. You can watch this on Spotify here [https://open.spotify.com/show/2Z01rQcPgxcBiwPzdqKe4C?si=YEAAkMKdR92YS9GJtM0DJg]. Or you can watch on YouTube here [https://youtu.be/M15eFmpaQwAhttps://youtu.be/M15eFmpaQwA].

African Americans and Labor: Virginia's People. Sold Down River - Part 2

This discussion covers stories of the enslaved. Professors Cassandra Newby Alexander and Stephanie Richmond in conjunction with The City of Virginia Beach Cultural Arts Department bring you researchers, guest speakers and subject matter experts who help trace the stories of those who were "Sold Down River." Watch this episode on YouTube at https://youtu.be/GaYx-wm76Hg [https://youtu.be/GaYx-wm76Hg]

African Americans and Labor: Virginia's People. Sold Down River - Part 1

This discussion covers stories of the enslaved. Professors Cassandra Newby Alexander and Stephanie Richmond in conjunction with The City of Virginia Beach Cultural Arts Department bring you researchers, guest speakers and subject matter experts who help trace the stories of those who were "Sold Down River." Watch the video of this episode at https://youtu.be/yGXHp8vJ5Qo [https://youtu.be/yGXHp8vJ5Qohttps://youtu.be/yGXHp8vJ5Qo]

African Americans and Labor: Virginia's People. Sold Down River - Part 3

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African Americans and Labor: Virginia's People. Sold Down River - Part 4

Yokota is a banking executive with 20 years of combined experience in financial services and has served as a forensic auditor and adjunct professor of Business Ethics, Compliance, and Fraud Prevention .  Yokota uses his specialized skills of investigation, forensics, and detailed research, to provide successful resolution in traditional and forensic genealogy cases.  Through his own family’s history and heritage, Yokota has developed a passion for assisting with African American and enslaved research. He uses traditional genealogy combined with genetic genealogy to solve cases and break through brick walls. Visit https://strong-gen.com Watch this on YouTube at https://youtu.be/kY3jgUM8Flc [https://youtu.be/kY3jgUM8Flc]