Antoinette Harrell is a genealogist who has done extensive research and exposed instances of peonage in the US south in the 20th century. What this means is that African descended people were living as slaves on plantations in the United States, until recently, and there may well be instances of peonage that are continuing today.
Baruch and Antoinette discuss the where, who, and why of this issue. There are some graphic descriptions which make this episode not fit for young children.
Music by: Ry Cooder, Chris Vallillo, Keb’ Mo’, B. B. King, Sade, Toshi Reagon, and Nicci Canada.
• Antoinette Harrell on Blog Talk Radio • Antoinette Harrell’s YouTube Channel • VICE
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