In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History. Today's episode is: "The Legacy of Black Protest". In Remembering Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Mary McLeod Bethune wrote the article, “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece, she examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Black American citizen. In this spirit, we speak to interesting figures in the Black community to discuss the past, the present and what we imagine the future will hold. Music Credit: Ben Sound, "All That"

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History. Today's episode is: "The Politics of Blackness with Jo Von McCalester " *note this conversation was filmed prior to the protests surrounding the murder of George Floyd. In remembering Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Mary McLeod Bethune wrote the article, “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece, she examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Black American citizen. In this spirit, we speak to interesting figures in the Black community to discuss the past, the present and what we imagine the future will hold.

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History. Today's episode is: "The Legacy and Importance of HBCU Archives" with DeLisa Minor Harris of Fisk University and Holly Smith of Spelman College. Hosted by Lopez Matthews, Jr. Chair, ASALH Publications Committee (and Digital Production Librarian at Howard University) In remembering Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Mary McLeod Bethune wrote the article, “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece, she examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Black American citizen. In this spirit, we speak to interesting figures in the Black community to discuss the past, the present and what we imagine the future will hold.

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History. Today's episode is: "The Legacy Blacks in Military Service" a Conversation with Author, Lecturer and Historian of the African Diaspora C.R. Gibbs In remembering Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Mary McLeod Bethune wrote the article, “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece, she examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Black American citizen. In this spirit, we speak to interesting figures in the Black community to discuss the past, the present and what we imagine the future will hold.

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American History: A Conversation about the Preservation of Black Women's History with Dr. Kenvi Phillips, curator for Race and Ethnicity at the Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. In remembering Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Mary McLeod Bethune wrote the article, “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece, she examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Black American citizen. In this spirit, we speak to interesting figures in the Black community to discuss the past, the present and what we imagine the future will hold.

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History A Conversation with AAAM Executive Director Vedet R. Coleman-Robinson. In this segment, we will discuss efforts by African American cultural institutions to promote and preserve African American History and how COVID-19 has affected and will continue to affect this work. In the wake of Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s death in 1950 Mary McLeod Bethune, President of ASNLH and contemporary of Woodson, published an article in the Journal of Negro History “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece Bethune examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Negro American citizen. In the spirit of Woodson and Bethune, this series seeks to challenge our membership and larger society to ponder our collective past and foretell our collective future as African Americans and global citizens.

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History A Conversation with Dr. Makola Abdullah, President of Virginia State University. In this segment, we will discuss the continuing importance of HBCUS and how they are surviving the COVID-19 pandemic. In the wake of Carter G. Woodson’s death in 1950, Mary McLeod Bethune, President of ASNLH and contemporary of Woodson, published an article in the Journal of Negro History “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece Bethune examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Negro American citizen. In the spirit of Woodson and Bethune, this series seeks to challenge our membership and larger society to ponder our collective past and foretell our collective future as African Americans and global citizens.

In Retrospect and Prospect: Topics in African American Life and History: African Americans and Public History; A Conversation with Dr. Ida Jones, University Archivist for Morgan State University. In the wake of Carter G. Woodson’s death in 1950, Mary McLeod Bethune, President of ASNLH and contemporary of Woodson, published an article in the Journal of Negro History “The Negro in Retrospect and Prospect.” In this piece Bethune examined the past, foretold the future and issued a challenge to the post-war, informed and educated Negro American citizen. In the spirit of Woodson and Bethune, this series seeks to challenge our membership and larger society to ponder our collective past and foretell our collective future as African Americans and global citizens.

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