InclusiveHistory's podcast

By: Erica Kennedy
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  • Summary

  • Investigating the historical contributions of women, Native Americans, African Americans, immigrants and members of the LGBTQ community.
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Episodes
  • Episode 47 Title IX

    Episode 47 Title IX
    May 13 2022

    In this episode I talk to Cara Tuttle Bell about the history and importance of Title IX. We learn about the contributions of Bernice Sandler, Rep Edith Green, Rep Patsy Mink, and Sen Birch Bayh in having Title IX passed 50 years ago and the impact that Title IX has had on women today.
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    31 mins
  • Episode 46 Intersectionality and Inclusion

    Episode 46 Intersectionality and Inclusion
    Apr 18 2022

    In this episode I talk with Lola Adeyemo about her work as a certified diversity,  equity and inclusion professional. Lola will tell us about her immigration experience and the book that she is writing. We will also learn about intersectionality as a term coined by Professor Kimberle Crenshaw and written about by the late trailblazer, author and feminist, bell hooks.
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    27 mins
  • Episode 45 Enslavement at Mount Vernon- A Conversation with Dr. Jim Ambuske

    Episode 45 Enslavement at Mount Vernon- A Conversation with Dr. Jim Ambuske
    Feb 21 2022
    In this episode I talk with Dr. Jim Ambuske about his work on the podcast docuseries Intertwined: The Enslaved Community at George Washington's Mount Vernon.
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    41 mins

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