segregation — The Podcast — Beyond Reproach

In this episode, we are drinking a Stinger, an upper class society drink that is strong, sweet and minty. This creme de menthe based cockation (that is good at masking the flavor or subpar prohibition spirits) matches the era of TUX’s scandal.

TUX does a deep dive into Detroit's early history leading up to the racist reasons for and devastating effect of redlining and the interstate highway system. We 🥂cheers to treating people like people.
Detroit - Redlining in Michigan
What Is Redlining? - The New York Times
Painting the City Red: How Redlining Impacts Detroit | The Michigan Chronicle
The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America: Rothstein, Richard: 9781631494536: Amazon.com
A 'Forgotten History' Of How The U.S. Government Segregated America : NPR
History of Detroit - Wikipedia
African American Workers at Ford Motor Company -- The Henry Ford - Blog
History of the Jews in Metro Detroit - Wikipedia
Detroit Wall - Wikipedia
The Black Bottom Community( Detroit), a story - African American Registry
The idyllic neighborhood of Ransom Gillis
Roads to nowhere: how infrastructure built on American inequality | Cities | The Guardian
How Interstate Highways Gutted Communities—and Reinforced Segregation - HISTORY
Freeways are Detroit's most enduring monuments to racism. Let's excise them.| Opinion
A Brief History Of How Racism Shaped Interstate Highways : NPR

ALSO DISCUSSED: Baddie three shoes, DINKs, Brush Park, great migration, appraisals, BuiLd A wAlL, FHA, eyetalians, why are you hitting yourself, infinity loop, Herstory on the Rocks podcast, peppermint patty, icebreakers gum, eminent domain, urban renewal, Vincent, Adultman’s business transactions, how to kill a city and The Color of Law.

For more info on our episode cocktail the Stinger:
Stinger Cocktail Recipe
Stinger (cocktail) - Wikipedia

Goody two shoes:
The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes - Wikipedia

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We're back with another minisode with YOUR thoughts and stories on a heavy but important subject: TEACHING CHILDREN ABOUT SLAVERY! We believe that taking a more honest approach to this country's foundation would make this country stronger as a whole. Slavery in the United States is not just Black History, it is American History.

We’re back with another minisode with YOUR thoughts and stories on a heavy but important subject: TEACHING CHILDREN ABOUT SLAVERY! We believe that taking a more honest approach to this country’s foundation would make this country stronger as a whole. Slavery in the United States is not just Black History, it is American History.

With the help of our brave listeners, we discuss the teaching of black history month in a New Orleans public school, a pricey New England boarding school and a predominately LatinX public school in Massachusetts. We hear from parents of kids in public schools, a parent who supplements their child’s education at-home, and another parent who homeschools her children.

Thank you all so so so very much for reaching out to us with such thoughtful insights on this very challenging topic. Y’all came through with such strong feedback this episode! We can’t tell you how much we appreciate it, and how good it makes us feel to know there are so many out there who feel just as strongly about the need to talk openly about American History as we do.

Honestly. It means so much to us.

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To prepare for our next minisode, we also announce next month’s subject, and ask you to write/call in with your thoughts and stories on that subject.

An Instagram post we put up, taken from a Texas textbook, caused quite a stir. The post, which highlights an intentionally misleading portrayal of slavery, introduced us to our first white supremacist troll. As nube podcast hosts are still navigating the world of social media promotion and would love to hear about your experiences with internet trolls. Trolls, according to wiki, is a person who starts quarrels or upsets people on the Internet to distract and sow discord by posting inflammatory and digressive, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community with the intent of provoking readers into displaying emotional responses and normalizing tangential discussion--whether for the troll's amusement or a specific gain. How do you handle trolls, in what situations do they appear, what things are you discussing, on what platforms?

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