Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this thought-provoking episode of Black Washed History (formerly The Coin Black History on the Other Side), we delve into two critical yet often misunderstood concepts: white washed and black washed history. Why are some historical events celebrated while others are erased? How do these narratives shape our understanding of the past and impact our present?Join us as we uncover the origins, implications, and debates surrounding these hist...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?Don’t Know Much About History? Let’s Change That.Welcome to Black Washed History, where we uncover the untold, overlooked, and suppressed stories of Black achievements, resilience, and culture from around the globe. This isn’t just another podcast—it’s a movement to rewrite history beyond the chains, hardships, and oppressive narratives often told.We offer a bold, unapologetic, and enlightening look at Black heritage, celebrating its contri...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?Join host Brittany Wilkins as she honors the legacy of the 70 individuals enslaved by Harvard University. In this episode of The Coin: Black History on the Other Side, we uncover Harvard's hidden history and its connection to slavery. How did Harvard rise to prominence and become one of the world's top educational institutions? Tune in to explore this untold story.Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportu...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?It's Black Music Month! Join us on a musical journey through some of the most popular black music genres. In this episode, Black History educator Brittany Wilkins shares snippets of instrumentals from gospel, blues, jazz, Motown, hip-hop, and contemporary music. Discover a bit of history and groove along with The Coin: Black History on the Other Side podcast. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity ...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?Though air is invisible, we all depend on it for life. This Earth Day, join black history educator Brittany Wilkins as she illuminates the environmental challenges facing a community in Mobile, Alabama. Africatown, founded by free slaves who arrived in the United States on the last slave ship, holds a crucial place in black history. Preserving both its history and its people is essential. Discover how environmental racism affects communitie...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?Join Black history educator Brittany Wilkins as she delves into the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of the iconic reggae legend, Bob Marley. In this captivating episode of "The Coin: Black History on the Other Side," Brittany intricately weaves together the narrative of Bob Marley's meteoric rise to fame, exploring the profound hardships he encountered along his journey. Discover the untold stories behind the man who transcended musi...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode join Black history educator Brittany Wilkins as she pays tribute to the enduring legacy of Dr. Ivan Van Sertima a pivotal figure in reconstructing African history from the shadows of colonialism ruins. Explore the profound impact of Dr. Sertima's contributions and relentless effort to illuminate the richness of African heritage. Do you love or hate the podcast? Would you kindly share your thoughts on the podcast ? &nbs...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode, Black history educator Brittany Wilkins explores Cheik Anta Diop's early life and education, tracing the roots of his intellectual journey. From his doctoral thesis, "Nations nègres et culture," to his extensive research on African contributions to science and civilization, Diop's work has left an enduring impact on the fields of history, anthropology, and Egyptology. His scholarship has played a pivotal role in resha...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode, Black history educator Brittany Wilkins, delves into the rich tapestry of African heritage through the lens of the Kwanzaa holiday. Explore the captivating history, delve into the foundational pillars, and unravel the guiding principles that make Kwanzaa a celebration of culture, unity, and resilience. Join us for an enlightening conversation that goes beyond the surface, providing a deeper understanding of the signif...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this podcast episode, Black history educator Brittany Wilkins delves into the rich history of Black Indians, shedding light on individuals with dual Indigenous and African ancestry. Explore the stories of notable Black Indians and learn about the intriguing historical intersection between Indigenous communities and Africans, including the first U.S. colony that forged a unique relationship between these two groups. Join us as...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this engaging episode, Black history educator Brittany Wilkins reveals the fascinating discoveries made by archaeologists as they unearthed the hidden layers of Black history in Mexico. Join us as we explore the remarkable findings that shed light on the rich and often overlooked heritage beneath the surface. Make African History Great Again Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this oppo...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode black history educator Brittany Wilkins discusses the rise and fall of Egypt uncovering the profound impact of invasions and how conquerors changed the course of history for African civilizations. Join us as we resurrect the past, breathe life into lost cultures, and gain a deeper appreciation for the incredible diversity of human history. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity by b...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?The beneficiaries of slavery were those in power, not the ones who suffered under its weight. In this episode, black history educator Brittany Wilkins delves into the debate surrounding the recently introduced African American history standards by the Florida Department of Education. During the program, we explore the goals set by these history standards and address the concerns related to the exclusion of crucial historical facts.&nb...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?On International Women in Engineering Day, we honor the remarkable accomplishments of women in the engineering field. In this episode, we delve into the experiences and achievements of African women engineers who have triumphed over numerous challenges to reach great heights in their chosen profession. Listen now as Brittany Wilkins, an educator specializing in black history, sheds light on the often unrecognized achievements of Afric...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In 1964 civil rights leader Malcolm X embarked on a spiritual journey traveling to Mecca in search of the true religion of Islam. During his journey Malcolm X documented his thoughts, activities, and meetings across Africa and the Middle East. The Shabazz family with the help of scholar Herb Boyd has compiled his writings in The Diary of Malcolm X. Listen now as black history educator Brittany Wilkins discusses the book celebrating hi...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode Black History educator Brittany Wilkins reviews Grammy award winning artist Burna Boy The Black River: Whiskey Documentary. A documentary shedding light on how climate change is impacting Africans in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity by becoming a monthly subscriber! Gain exclusive access to our Black History Masterclass Series as a token of our ap...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode Black History educator Brittany Wilkins honors the life and legacy of Viola Desmond in celebration of Women's History Month, who refused to sit in the colored people section at a cinema in Canada. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity by becoming a monthly subscriber! Gain exclusive access to our Black History Masterclass Series as a token of our appreciation. Subscribe now! ...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode Black History educator Brittany Wilkins discusses the African presence in Ancient America with the story of Mandingo Traders in Medieval Mexico. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity by becoming a monthly subscriber! Gain exclusive access to our Black History Masterclass Series as a token of our appreciation. Subscribe now! 🎙️✨https://www.buzzsprout.com/1227365/support
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode Black History educator Brittany Wilkins discusses the gaps in American History and the path forward in bridging the gap in teaching a more inclusive African/black history not commonly taught. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity by becoming a monthly subscriber! Gain exclusive access to our Black History Masterclass Series as a token of our appreciation. Subscribe now! 🎙️✨ht...
Send us a text, let us know why do you love history?In this episode, Black history educator Brittany Wilkins discusses how the community of Evanston Illinois was awarded reparations. The documentary Reparations: The Big Payback premiered at the Tribeca film festival. Support the showInterested in a shout-out on the podcast? Unlock this opportunity by becoming a monthly subscriber! Gain exclusive access to our Black History Masterclass Series as a token of our appreciation. Subscr...