History of Color – Ep. 22 – The Last Months of MLK, Part 2
Allegra and Mariano discuss the second part of a look into what Martin Luther King was up to before he was assassinated and how his ideas have reflected contemporary society.
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History of Color – Ep. 21 – The Last Months of MLK, Part 1
Allegra and Mariano talk part one of a two-part discussion on the last few months…
History of Color – Ep. 20 – Isaac Burns Murphy, Of Horse and Man
This month, Mariano and Allegra delve into the world of Black Jockeys in the late…
History of Color – Ep. 19 – James Wong Howe: It’s All About the Lighting
Allegra and Mariano discuss racist laws and cinematography in the life of a minority artist.…
History of Color – Ep.18 – Larry Itliong: The Cesar Chavez before Cesar Chavez
Allegra and Mariano discuss the real pioneer of the Farmworkers Grape strike and who brought…
History of Color – Ep. 17 – Aretha Franklin Deserves R-E-S-P-E-C-T
To celebrate the late great Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, Allegra and Karly got together…
History of Color – Ep. 16 – The Dann Sisters: Treaty Schmeaty
This month, Allegra and Mariano talk about the Dann Sisters and sprinkle in a little…
History of Color – Ep. 15 – Oscar Zeta Acosta vs Dr. Gonzo
This month Allegra and Mariano focus on Oscar Zeta Acosta who was one of the…
History of Color – Ep. 14 – Elmer S. Campbell: Published in general circulation
Allegra and Mariano discuss the first Black Cartoonist published in circulation and how this genre…
History of Color – Ep. 13 – The Zoot Suit Riot
Allegra and Mariano talk about the Zoot Suit Riot of the early 1940s. Servicemen in…