Celebrating 100 Years of Black History

An insightful discussion with Ozabe Banks on life during the Martin Luther King Era. A period marked by significant challenges, including widespread systemic racial segregation, violence, and inequality, which contrasted with a nonviolent movement focused on establishing a "Beloved Community." African Americans endured daily enforcement of Jim Crow laws, voter suppression, and economic hardship; nevertheless, they secured important legal advancements through non-violent protests and boycotts.