Story of the 671st Tank Battalion, the real Black Panthers.

Music By John Scott

Allison and Eugene discuss what the Fourth of July means, and how it is more than just a cookout and fireworks, as well as why many minority groups don’t celebrate the Fourth of July in the same way as white communities do.

Allison and Eugene take a look at the genocide, the history behind the word, and discuss if the Indigenous experience in America qualifies as a genocide.

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