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Affrilachian Origins with Frank X Walker

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Today's re-released episode features a powerful conversation with Narrative Organizing Fellow NitaJade and Frank X Walker, esteemed literary figure and co-founder of the Affrilachian poets.

Tune in as they:

  • Uncover the overlooked history of Affrilacha and its profound impact on the Appalachian region.
  • Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Juneteenth through engaging family traditions.
  • Gain insight into Frank X Walker's influential contributions to African American literature, shaping its evolution and impact.
  • Delve into the pivotal role of Kentucky in Civil War history, shedding light on its lesser-known contributions.
  • Discover the power of historical poetry in reclaiming silenced voices and untold stories.
  • And so much more!

The mission of the Black Appalachian Coalition (BLAC) is to build a multi-state campaign that amplifies black voices, dismantles the colonized narrative of Appalachia, and uses story-based strategies and solutions that center the voices and lived experiences of Black Appalachians.
For more stories and information about The Black Appalachian Coalition please visit www.blackappalachiancoalition.org.

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Manage episode 464876625 series 3484777
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Today's re-released episode features a powerful conversation with Narrative Organizing Fellow NitaJade and Frank X Walker, esteemed literary figure and co-founder of the Affrilachian poets.

Tune in as they:

  • Uncover the overlooked history of Affrilacha and its profound impact on the Appalachian region.
  • Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Juneteenth through engaging family traditions.
  • Gain insight into Frank X Walker's influential contributions to African American literature, shaping its evolution and impact.
  • Delve into the pivotal role of Kentucky in Civil War history, shedding light on its lesser-known contributions.
  • Discover the power of historical poetry in reclaiming silenced voices and untold stories.
  • And so much more!

The mission of the Black Appalachian Coalition (BLAC) is to build a multi-state campaign that amplifies black voices, dismantles the colonized narrative of Appalachia, and uses story-based strategies and solutions that center the voices and lived experiences of Black Appalachians.
For more stories and information about The Black Appalachian Coalition please visit www.blackappalachiancoalition.org.

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