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: A conversation with Dr. Clarissa West-White

'Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast # 14' by Julian Chambliss, Robert Cassanello et al.



A conversation with Dr. Clarissa West-White about 21^st century solutions for issues facing minority communities across the state of Florida and the nation more broadly. Dr. West-White specifically talks about the value of undergraduate students becoming fully engaged in community projects and archival research as a form of civic engagement.

'Every Tongue Got to Confess Podcast: A discussion between Brandon Nightingale and Holly Baker about preserving church history in Orlando, Florida

'Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast # 13' by Julian Chambliss, Robert Cassanello et al.



A discussion between Brandon Nightingale and Holly Baker about preserving church history in Orlando, Florida through the work of citizen curators and public history students. He shares his experiences related to the Carter Tabernacle Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church in the context of his recent Public History coursework, including the creation of oral history interviews.