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1671 Book Reveals The American Indians

In 1671, John Ogilby published "America: Being the Latest and Most Accurate Description of the New World." Inside its 800-pages are...

Birthright Citizenship: The 14th Amendment Was Meant for This

This Hidden Histories Collective presentation asks: Who was birthright citizenship really meant for — and how did we get here? This...

Citizen Birthrights: Why Tracing Your Genealogy Must Be Done Now

Dred Scott, circa 1857. In this 7-minute clip, I explore the potential impact of President Trump's recent Executive Order on U.S....

Hidden From View: California's Forgotten Indians (Pt. 2)

Join us on a journey to uncover a lesser-known chapter in California's history. In this eye-opening presentation, we delve into the...

Shining a Light on the Dark-Hued Indians of California (Part 1)

Join us as we uncover a lesser-known chapter in California's Aboriginal history. In this eye-opening presentation, we delve into the...

News

The White House Announces Federal Recognition of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

Read official announcement from the White House...

(WDSU News) New Orleans designer describes 'magnitude' of designing Super Bowl LIX logo

How Tahj Williams, queen of her Black Masking Indian tribe, showcased her culture and love for New Orleans through the first-ever...

(Nonprofit Quarterly) Reclaiming Land Ownership in Black and Indigenous Communities

For many people in Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities in the United States and across the globe, the connection...

Ep. 004

Lisa Cypress

In this episode, we sit down with Lisa Cypress, a proud Accawmacke Indian, historian, genealogist, and researcher, who fights for the abundance owed to the Accawmacke Powhatan generations—past, present, and future. As a mother, grandmother, and community advocate, Lisa brings invaluable insight into the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous peoples.

This is part 1 of a two-part interview series, where we dive deep into important topics like Indian Land Rights, the revelations surrounding Nat Turner, and the debunking of the widely accepted Transatlantic Slave Trade narrative.

Tune in for another thought-provoking conversation that challenges historical misconceptions and uplifts American Indigenous voices.

Learn more about the Accawmacke Nation:

https://accawmacke.org/

Ep. 003

Kerry Davis

Join us on The Hidden Histories Collective as we chat with author, speaker and educator Kerry Davis.

Kerry Davis hails from Los Angeles California, the son of one of those young agitators that dogs were attacking in Birmingham, Alabama. Taught as a child to always move your people forward, that's the road he eventually started to travel. In 2008 he started the think tank African Americans Ain't African. Since it's inception, it has mushroomed to the point where people are really starting to understand why most things they think they know, never made sense. Now, people don't look at themselves as things or nothing, that look at themselves as something the world needs. Visit africanamericansaintafrican.com for a complete understanding.

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Ep. 002

TuesdayNightSwim

Tune in as we chat with the formidable TuesdayNightSwim on The Hidden Histories Collective!

TuesdayNightSwim is an Atlanta-based recording artist, songwriter, producer, podcast host, and spiritual speaker. With over 15 years of experience in the music industry, he has transitioned from creating music to dedicating his energy to helping others cultivate self-awareness and healing. Drawing from his personal journey of overcoming depression, healing from trauma, and embracing his spiritual path, TuesdayNightSwim shares his testimony to inspire others on their own journeys of inner growth and transformation. He is the host of TheHighlyEmotionalPodcast, where he explores themes of emotional intelligence, personal development, and spiritual awakening.

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