Unsung History

Unsung History

A podcast about people and events in American history you may not know much about. Yet.

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Episoder(230)

Phillis Wheatley

Phillis Wheatley

One of the best known poets of Revolutionary New England was an enslaved Black girl named Phillis Wheatley, who was only emancipated after she published a book of 39 of her poems in London. Wheatley, ...

28 Aug 202349min

Gladys Bentley

Gladys Bentley

One of the biggest stars in Prohibition Age New York was blues singer Gladys Bentley, who caused a stir in Harlem, wearing a top hat and tails, flirting with women in the audience, and singing raunchy...

21 Aug 202338min

Anna May Wong

Anna May Wong

As a child in Los Angeles, Wong Liu Tsong knew she wanted to be an actress. Adopting the screen name Anna May Wong and dropping out of school to pursue her passion, Wong landed her first lead role at ...

14 Aug 202351min

Anna Rosenberg

Anna Rosenberg

When Anna Rosenberg Hoffman died in 1983, the New York Times called her “one of the most influential women in the country's public affairs for a quarter of a century.” A skilled labor mediator and adv...

7 Aug 202338min

Pullman Porters & the History of the Black Working Class

Pullman Porters & the History of the Black Working Class

In the early 20th century, career options for Black workers were limited, and the jobs often came with low pay and poor conditions. Ironically, because they were concentrated in certain jobs, Black wo...

31 Jul 202342min

The History of Black Women & Physical Fitness in the United States

The History of Black Women & Physical Fitness in the United States

In 1894, Mary P. Evans, wrote in the Woman’s Era, a Black women’s magazine, that exercise: “enables you to keep in the best condition for work with the hands or with the brain… It prepares you to meet...

24 Jul 202345min

Enslaved Women who Murdered their Enslavers

Enslaved Women who Murdered their Enslavers

In the American colonies and then in the antebellum United States, the legal system reinforced the power and authority of slaveholders by allowing them to physically abuse the people they enslaved whi...

17 Jul 202339min

Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable, the Founder of Chicago

Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable, the Founder of Chicago

Sometime in the mid-1780s, Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable, a Black man from Saint-Domingue, and his Potawatomi wife, Kitihawa, settled with their family on a swampy site near Lake Michigan called Eschec...

10 Jul 202350min

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