Tonight the riots will be there. Oh, you're welcome to you. Oh, you're going to be.

Oh, you're going to get our power.

Oh, you're welcome to help.

Oh, you're welcome to know. This is hell.

another end of the world. is hell.

Another end of the world is possible. This is hell and this week we are starting off with the end of the short-lived freedom freed slaves

witnessed immediately following the Civil War and during reconstruction.

No reconstruction was not a failure like white supremacist historians want proving to be a great success for that is until former Confederates took off their gray uniforms and replaced them

with white hoods and sheets. They also were draped in impunity as their night

raids of terrorizing, brutalizing, torturing, and

killing any African American who has shown even the slightest sign of success became a regular

part of life or whatever you want to call that kind of living under constant physical and emotional duress.

But the reality of the white supremacist war on freedom that was the real cause of the end of

reconstruction has been erased by the continued war on the black family.

Instead lost cause myths and those of white chivalry stand in constant denial of what the historical record actually

reveals about African American successes during reconstruction and the white supremacist

war on freedom. That crushed it in a few minutes we'll speak with historian

Kedada E Williams author of I saw death coming a history of terror and survival and

the war against reconstruction. Kedada researches African Americans experiences of racist violence at Wayne State University in Detroit,

where she teaches courses on African American history, U.S. history, and historical research methods.

She studies what happened to African American survivors of racist violence.

Her first book, They Left Great Marks on Me, African American Testimonies of Racial Violence from E violence from emancipation to World War I,

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