Rise of the African Americans

You Had Me at Black

Society & Culture, Black Stories, Personal Journals, Arts, Performing Arts, Black Storytelling, Storytelling Podcast, Documentary, Black History Month, Black Podcast, Black Voices

4.0 • 982 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2017

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Bria struggles with how to react to a teacher who can't seem to learn how to speak to his Black students.

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0:00.0	Hey y'all it's Martina Abrahams and welcome to you had me at Black.
0:05.0	Before I introduce this week's story I wanted to remind you about our Fellowship Program
0:12.0	Our Fellowship is an opportunity to join our team for three months and see firsthand what it's
0:19.7	like to work on a podcast and really help to build our movement. We're starting off with
0:24.8	a fellowship in social media and content marketing and so if that sounds interesting to
0:29.7	you head me at black.com slash fellow to learn more.
0:35.0	Alrighty let's get to this week's story.
0:37.0	It comes from Bria, a different Bria than the one we heard from last week.
0:42.0	This Bria had a crazy-ass teacher who just
0:44.8	couldn't seem to learn how to speak to his black students. Here's what happened.
0:50.0	I want you to breathe all this in.
0:52.0	And I got... I want you to breathe all this in. You're listening.
0:54.0	You're listening.
0:56.0	You're listening to you had me at Black.
1:05.0	Black. Light in the heart of the city.
1:10.0	Man, listen man.
1:12.0	Yeah. Man, listen man. Black, yeah.
1:13.0	Yeah.
1:14.0	This is you have me and black.
1:19.0	We live baby.
1:20.0	My story begins at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington.
1:26.0	And the University of Washington is a huge campus, over 20,000 students.
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