Black History Month: “Covert" An American Town That Never Experienced Segregation
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Black History Month: “Covert" An American Town That Never Experienced Segregation
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A Black History Month Special on The Call Me Camille Podcast. Covert gained national recognition as historians attempted to understand how this town seemingly escaped the atrocities of racial division. And its residents lived harmoniously together even as other American towns practiced segregation or ended up plagued by racial hatred. Dive into this rich history with host Sonya Camille as she studies the deep history of her hometown, Covert MI.
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