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Hosted by Unknown Host · History · EN · 14 episodes
Forever Black History is a documentary-style podcast hosted by Anthony Smith that explores the powerful stories, people, and communities that shaped Black history and, ultimately, American history. From pioneering Black towns like Nicodemus, Kansas, to groundbreaking inventors, influential leaders, and historic movements, this podcast uncovers stories that deserve to be remembered and passed on to future generations. Each episode takes listeners on a journey through history, highlighting the resilience, innovation, and determination of Black Americans who helped build the cultural, economic, and social foundations of this nation. Forever Black History exists to educate, inspire, and preserve the legacy of those whose contributions changed the world—because Black history is not just part of the American story. It is the American story. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forever-black-history--6902122/support .
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Forever Black History
After exploring Black towns that were forgotten, buried, burned, and drowned, Forever Black History begins a powerful new documentary series celebrating the communities that survived, prospered, and continue to inspire generations today. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forever-black-history--6902122/support .
Forever Black History
In this special Juneteenth and Black Music Month edition of Forever Black History, host Anthony Smith explores the history of Juneteenth, from the delayed arrival of freedom in Galveston, Texas, to its significance as a symbol of resilience, hope, and liberation for Black Americans. Learn why Juneteenth remains one of the most important celebrations in Black culture and how its legacy continues to inspire generations. Plus, we honor Black Music Month by highlighting legendary pioneers whose contributions transformed gospel, blues, jazz, soul, rock and roll, R&B, and hip-hop. From Mahalia Jackson and Louis Armstrong to Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Michael Jackson, and more, discover how Black music became the soundtrack of Black history and helped shape American culture. Join us as we reflect on freedom, celebrate excellence, and prepare for our upcoming series on surviving and thriving Black towns across America. #ForeverBlackHistory #Juneteenth #BlackMusicMonth #BlackHistory #AfricanAmericanHistory #BlackCulture #Juneteenth2026 #GospelMusic #JazzHistory #SoulMusic #HipHopCulture #AmericanHistory Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forever-black-history--6902122/support .
Forever Black History
**Part 4: Rise and Fall of Buried Black Towns: Oscarville, GA** focuses on the tragic history of Oscarville, a once-flourishing Black community established during the Reconstruction era in Forsyth County, Georgia.<br /> The episode breaks down the town's history through three core phases:<br /> ### 1. The Rise of Oscarville<br /> Following the Civil War, formerly enslaved African Americans established Oscarville. By 1910, it had grown into a thriving community of nearly 1,100 residents. The town boasted successful Black farmers, carpenters, blacksmiths, bricklayers, and business owners who had managed to buy and cultivate their own land despite the intense systemic barriers of the Jim Crow...
Forever Black History
Closing Thoughts<br /><br /> ANTHONY: Mose Norman and July Perry were not radicals. They were successful, hardworking men who believed in the promise of America enough to try to vote.<br /><br /> Their story, and the story of Ocoee, shows the extreme lengths some would go to prevent Black political and economic power.<br /><br /> In our next episode, we’ll continue this powerful series with another Black town that fought for survival against overwhelming odds.<br /><br /> Thank you for listening with courage. Say the names: Mose Norman. July Perry. Remember Ocoee.<br /><br /> I’m Anthony Smith. This is...
Forever Black History
Rise & Fall – Rosewood, Florida: A Town That Dared to Thrive**<br /><br /> In the early 1900s, Rosewood, Florida was a quiet, self-sufficient Black town where families like the Carrier, Goins, and McClendon built homes, raised children, and created stability in the heart of Jim Crow Florida.<br /><br /> Sarah Carrier, a respected matriarch and truth-teller, ran a boarding house and stood boldly for what she saw. Her son Sylvester Carrier was a skilled protector of the community. John Wright, the Black store owner, served as a bridge between Rosewood and the nearby white town of Sumner.<br /><br /> Then, in Ja...
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