This conversation with Shahid Mustafa (KTAL co-host of Black English Vernacular) touches on Black History through the lens of narratives. Narratives like the traditional American history narratives that tend to ignore or erase elements of our history that are not flattering to the story of America.
We talk about how stories, narratives, and language are subject to "spin", alteration, and misrepresentation in order to fit and perpetuate our preferred historical fictions. We explore notions about the role of the original Republican party - ethics and economics - the effects of "collateral damage" - US and global impacts - and more.
We talk about how stories, narratives, and language are subject to "spin", alteration, and misrepresentation in order to fit and perpetuate our preferred historical fictions. We explore notions about the role of the original Republican party - ethics and economics - the effects of "collateral damage" - US and global impacts - and more.
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