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  • Trey’s Table Episode 290: What If A Brother Did That?

    Trey’s Table Episode 290: What If A Brother Did That?
    2025/04/27
    What would happen if a black politician did what Ron DeSantis is accused of doing?
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    17 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 289: Game of Thrones

    Trey’s Table Episode 289: Game of Thrones
    2025/04/26
    The Controversial Show That Never Was
    What if the South won the Civil War? HBO almost answered that question—and the backlash was 🔥. On the latest #TreysTable, we break down *Confederate*, the canceled alt-history drama from the *Game of Thrones* creators, and why its premise sparked a firestorm. Tap the link in bio to listen! 🎧 #BlackHistory #Podcast"*
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    1 時間 23 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 288: The North Carolina Eugenics Board

    Trey’s Table Episode 288: The North Carolina Eugenics Board
    2025/04/25
    North Carolina had a government board that decided who was ‘fit’ to have kids. Guess who they targeted?

    Black women. Poor folks. Disabled people.

    From 1929–1974, 7,600+ people were forcibly sterilized. Many were girls under 18.

    The latest Trey’s Table episode exposes how it happened—and why it still matters.

    Tap the link in bio.
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    40 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 287-Black Jesus

    Trey’s Table Episode 287-Black Jesus
    2025/04/22
    Trey’s Table Episode 287: Black Jesus

    Black Jesus, Ebony, and the Bold Vision of John H. Johnson

    In 1969, legendary publisher John H. Johnson made an audacious statement by featuring Black Jesus on the cover of Ebony magazine. This iconic moment wasn’t just about faith—it was about representation, power, and redefining the image of divinity in Black America.

    On the latest episode of Trey’s Table (Ep. 287), we dive into Johnson’s fearless leadership and how Ebony shaped Black identity during a pivotal era.

    Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! #BlackHistory #EbonyMagazine #JohnHJohnson #TreysTable"
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    37 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 286: The Theft of Black Wealth

    Trey’s Table Episode 286: The Theft of Black Wealth
    2025/04/21
    🚨 NEW EPISODE ALERT! 🎙️

    Trey’s Table Ep. 286: Banks, Black Wealth & A Governor’s Rise

    This week, we’re unpacking how Freedman’s Bank became a brick in the “white wall” of finance—fueling the racial wealth gap by denying Black Americans fair access to loans and wealth-building tools. From discriminatory lending to biased algorithms, systemic racism in banking isn’t just history—it’s still happening .

    PLUS: Is America’s most popular Black governor gearing up for a 2028 presidential run? We break down the buzz and what it means for the Democratic Party’s future .

    And don’t miss our closing deep-dive into the film **Sinners**—a stark lens on morality, justice, and the Black experience.

    🔗 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! #TreysTable #BankingWhileBlack #WealthGap
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    46 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 285: Ed Martin is Weird

    Trey’s Table Episode 285: Ed Martin is Weird
    2025/04/16
    Let’s talk about Ed Martin, Trump’s nominee to be US Attorney for the District of Columbia.
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    28 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 284 Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)

    Trey’s Table Episode 284 Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)
    2025/04/16
    Trey’s Table Episode 284: Mercy Mercy Me
    (The Ecology)
    Environmental Racism & the Fight for Justice in Lowndes County

    The struggle for environmental justice is deeply tied to systemic racism—and nowhere is that more evident than in Lowndes County, Alabama, where Black families have battled raw sewage backups for decades.

    In Episode 284 of Trey’s Table, we dive into how:

    ✅ The Biden administration acknowledged environmental racism as a real crisis—taking action to hold Alabama accountable.
    ✅ The Trump DOJ has terminated a critical agreement meant to address this injustice, denying the very existence of environmental racism.
    ✅ Activists and residents are fighting back, demanding dignity and basic sanitation rights.

    This isn’t just about policy—it’s about Black lives, public health, and whether our government will protect its most vulnerable communities.

    🎧 Listen now to understand the stakes—and why this battle is far from over.


    #EnvironmentalJustice #EnvironmentalRacism #LowndesCounty #TreysTable #BlackHistory #FYP

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    47 分
  • Trey’s Table Episode 283: The Fugitive Slave Act of 2025

    Trey’s Table Episode 283: The Fugitive Slave Act of 2025
    2025/04/13
    Trey’s Table Episode 283: The Fugitive Slave Act of 2025


    **EP. 283: When History Repeats – The Fugitive Slave Act & Trump’s Immigration Crackdowns**

    The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 wasn’t just a law—it was state-sanctioned terror. It denied Black people due process, incentivized neighbors to betray each other, and turned free states into hunting grounds. Sound familiar?

    Trump’s immigration policies mirrored this playbook:
    - **Presumed guilt**: Like enslaved people in 1850, migrants under Trump were deported without fair hearings.
    - **Forced complicity**: ICE pressured local police to act as enforcers, just as the Fugitive Slave Act deputized Northern officials.
    - **Sanctuary resistance**: Then: abolitionists broke the law to hide fugitives. Now: cities shield immigrants from ICE.

    But here’s the lesson: oppression sparks rebellion. Harriet Tubman rerouted the Underground Railroad to Canada. John Brown armed rebels. And today? Communities still fight back.

    Listen to Ep. 283 to unpack these chilling parallels. History isn’t just the past—it’s a warning.

    #TrevsTable #FugitiveSlaveAct #ImmigrationRights #BlackHistory
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    36 分