Allegra Alvarado and Friends will have an easily digestible discussion of non-fiction books, biographical films, documentaries, and news interviews centered around people of color and minorities that have been sidelined in our history education.
Allegra has decided to take a break for a while. Thank you all for listening…
Allegra flies solo this episode as she interviews Koritha Mitchell, associate professor and author of…
This month we speak with author and associate professor, Richard Bell. We discuss his latest book and how he came to these stories as well as his personal American experience.
This month Allegra and Mariano are joined by friends of the show who studied Hulu…
This episode Allegra and Mariano were excited to speak with the author of the historical…
Mariano and Allegra start off their new season and format of History of Color with a phenomenal woman ahead of her time.
Allegra and Mariano take a break and regroup.
This month Allegra and Mariano talk about early love songs from African American artists and…
This month, Allegra and Mariano reissue the two part history of Puerto Rico in acknowledgment of the latest catastrophe to hit Puerto Rico. Please help: charitywatch.org/PuertoRico is a good place to start.
This month, Mariano and Allegra are inspired by the hit series HBO’s Original Series Watchmen. They discuss the history of the Greenwood community in Tulsa, Oklahoma often referred to as “Black Wall Street”.