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Paul Robeson was a two-time All-American at Rutgers, a Columbia-trained lawyer, and studied around twenty languages. In 1950 the State Department pulled his passport and kept it for eight years. Not for a crime. For what he said out loud. He got it back in 1958 only after the Supreme Court ruled in Kent v. Dulles.

The talent was never the question. The access was. That was the design.

EVERY KIND OF GENIUS is on the channel now. Thirteen of them.

Whose stolen credit should we put on screen next? Drop the name.

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In 1920 Black farmers held roughly 16 million acres of American farmland. By the end of the century more than 90% of it was gone. Researchers put the lost wealth at about $326 billion.

That land didn't disappear at auction. It disappeared at the loan desk, one denied application at a time. It was a system, not an accident.

Did anybody in your family farm? Tell us where, we're building the next episode list.

1 month ago | [YT] | 1

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Welcome to BLACKOUTHISTORY’s Community. This is where we go beyond the videos — a place to ask the hard questions, share knowledge, and uncover the hidden truths of our history together. First question: What’s a piece of Black history you wish was taught in school but never was?”

1 year ago | [YT] | 5