Every Tongue Got to Confess Podcast: Researching Arturo Schomburg

'Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast #17' by Julian Chambliss, Robert Cassanello et al.

Jose Flores discusses a research project centered on the influence and importance of Arturo Schomburg – activist, writer, historian, and philanthropist during the Harlem Renaissance – especially for Puerto Ricans in New York. Schomburg viewed Pan Africanism as an avenue to create a political expression for Puerto Ricans and African Americans alike.

'Every Tongue Got to Confess Podcast: A Discussion about Paramore

'Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast # 15' by Julian Chambliss, Robert Cassanello et al.

A conversation with Gramond McPherson about the ways in which the Orlando community of Paramore – a historically and still predominantly black community in central Florida – views itself and its history. His research project also explores how that community history is portrayed to the broader public.

'Every Tongue Got to Confess Podcast Featuring Walter Greason

'Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast # 12' featuring Walter Greason by Julian Chambliss, Robert Cassanello et al.



A discussion with Dr. Walter Greason about how the academic component of the Annual Zora Festival – the Communities of Color Conference – can deepen the impact of the organization nationally and internationally in terms of sharing community solutions.