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While Black

96: A Journey Inside The Green Book w/Alvin Hall

While Black

REVOLT

Education, Self-improvement

4.11.8K Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2020

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

It's 1961, you are black and traveling...How do you know where it's safe to do simple things like sleep, eat, or even use the bathroom? The answer was The Green Book and in this episode we discuss both The Green Book and the new podcast "Driving The Green Book". Our journey is led by award winning journalist Alvin Hall who takes us down a path of history, fact, and narrative all associated with the Green Book. Find out more information on the podcast on their website and check them out on Apple Podcast here Also as the election gets closer to us let's make sure we are aware of our history. In that spirit make sure to check out the podcast Sixty/Twenty which focuses on the 1960 election of JFK as well as the impacts of civil rights on the political landscape. (Click Here) Don't forget to get social with While Black IG: WHILE_BLACK; TWITTER @whileblackpc; FB @whileblackpodcast or email: [email protected] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

At State Farm, we're committed to uplifting Black Futures.

0:04.0

In collaboration with organizations like 100 Black Men and National Urban League, State Farm

0:09.6

provides high school students with the opportunity to learn and apply best practice strategies

0:14.5

for saving and investing all while offering academic support life skills and

0:19.6

exposure to college access programs to prepare these students for life after high school. to to donate and learn more. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.

0:38.0

We, as Black people, are so resourceful.

0:45.2

We are so imaginative.

0:48.7

And many of us never lose that even in the face of adversity. We look for ways around it. Think about

0:57.8

this. A guy like A.G. Gaston who started the Gatsden Motel in Birmingham, Alabama, one of the premier places for people to stay.

1:08.6

The people who started the Lorraine Motel where Aretha Franklin, Mahalia Jackson State, these people realized a

1:20.2

version of the American dream parallel to what white people were doing with less resources,

1:30.0

more imagination, more determination, more

1:35.0

more self-leaf.

1:37.0

More self-worth.

1:38.0

Welcome to Wow Black, a seriously opinionated podcast bringing you the real and raw on anything happening while black.

1:51.0

If black culture is there, we're there. If you're pissed or

1:56.1

empowered, then let's talk about it. Write with us on this all-black

2:00.9

everything.

2:08.0

Everybody walking back to Wild Black. Welcome back, welcome back.

2:10.0

Yeah, so you know how we typically do. We've got some amazing information for you today,

2:15.2

something I'm actually really, really excited to talk about because it's so tied to history

2:20.7

and we have heard about it. We haven't talked about it on

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