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My grandson prefers monster trucks.

It's not a big fan of racing vehicles.

It's very loud.

Oh, welcome to CP time.

The only show that's for the culture.

Today, we'll be discussing black race car drivers.

And I know people don't often associate black people with racing.

But these days, we've got plenty of them.

Bubba Wallace, Chase Austin, Tyreson fast and the furious.

But their success would not be possible without the black race car drivers of the past.

Drivers like the trailblazers of the Atlanta stock car club.

The ASCC was a black driving lead that was holding races back when NASCAR was just a gleam and a white man's eye.

That's right.

Black people have been driving fast even before NASCAR.

And it's a big part of our history and culture, although apparently that is not an acceptable excuse to get out of a speeding ticket.

I don't care if they was in a school zone.

Them kids need to keep their head on a swivel.

Kiss my ass.

In the 1940s and 50s, the ASCC held races all across the southeast in front of thousands of black fans.

Can you imagine that?

A stadium in Georgia full of cheering black fans?

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