InDay in HistorybyBarry SilversteinJapanese Americans Forcibly Removed by Executive Order in 1942Racism was rampant after the attack on Pearl Harbor3d ago23d ago2
InDay in HistorybyBarry SilversteinMandela Released from PrisonHe later became the South African presidentFeb 11Feb 11
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyBarry SilversteinOpening The Window To Race In America‘Our Hidden Conversations’ is a rich tapestry of diverse voicesMar 3, 20246Mar 3, 20246
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinWhy the FBI Investigated Black Musical ArtistsIn the Sixties, the FBI monitored Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and numerous othersFeb 10, 20243Feb 10, 20243
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinHow an All-Black Team Changed the Face of Professional BasketballThe NBA’s first Black players in 1950 came from the Harlem GlobetrottersJun 10, 2023Jun 10, 2023
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinHow Highways Helped Drive America’s Racial DivideInterstate highways weren’t always paved with good intentionsJun 6, 202313Jun 6, 202313
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinHow a Native American Won the Right to be Known as “a Man”Chief Standing Bear was an early civil rights championMay 16, 2023May 16, 2023
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinHow Vince Cullers Literally Changed the Face of AdvertisingHe started the first African American ad agency in 1956Feb 16, 2023Feb 16, 2023
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinHow the Lunch Counter Became a Civil Rights SymbolSegregation was on the menu until 1960Oct 10, 2022Oct 10, 2022
Barry Silverstein7 Ways the 1920s Altered American SocietyThe turbulent “Roaring Twenties” had a profound effect on the United StatesApr 27, 20224Apr 27, 20224
Barry SilversteinForgotten Lessons from the Rosenwald SchoolsWhy an early 1900s education program for Southern Blacks matters todayNov 17, 20211Nov 17, 20211
Barry SilversteinWhen White America Discovered the Black ConsumerThe huge cultural shift happening today is reminiscent of another time in American history.Jun 22, 2020Jun 22, 2020
Barry SilversteinTwo TV Shows Illustrating America’s Racial DivideThe uneasy coexistence of “American Bandstand” and “Soul Train”Jul 5, 20227Jul 5, 20227
Barry SilversteinAn “Aunt Jemima” MomentAs a retired marketing professional, I’ve been watching closely as major brands have jumped on the bandwagon of the “Black Lives Matter”…Jun 17, 2020Jun 17, 2020