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The Space Traders Podcast

The Space Traders Podcast

By: Rayshawn Graves
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The Space Traders Podcast takes a look at some of the parables on race, racism, and law from legal scholar and Civil Rights attorney Dr. Derrick Bell.

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  • The Space Traders Podcast: Episode 7 - The Afrolantica Awakening

    The Space Traders Podcast: Episode 7 - The Afrolantica Awakening
    Dec 31 2021

    In The Afrolantica Awakening, Derrick Bell tells a story about a lost continent made for black Americans, which causes several conversations about civil rights for blacks in America.

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    48 mins
  • The Space Traders Podcast: Episode 6 - Bluebeard's Castle: An American Fairy Tale

    The Space Traders Podcast: Episode 6 - Bluebeard's Castle: An American Fairy Tale
    Oct 30 2021

    In this episode, Derrick Bell parallels blacks' experience in America with the story of Bluebeard's Castle, an old, somewhat horrific, folktale about marriage.
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    26 mins
  • The Space Traders Podcast: Episode 5 - The Chronicle of The Constitutional Contradiction

    The Space Traders Podcast: Episode 5 - The Chronicle of The Constitutional Contradiction
    Oct 8 2021

    In this episode we're looking at Bell’s parable about the framers of the Constitution and how their decision to sacrifice the rights of black people created a subclass of racially subordinated people.
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    50 mins

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