Fight for Freedom Project

08/10/2021

Be sure to tune in the Thursday as we discuss systematic racism.

08/10/2021

Tune in to the Talk'n Freedom Podcast this and every Thursday for new episodes. For this week’s episode join our discussion on systematic racism and how it puts a ceiling over the Black community! Don't forget to like and subscribe to keep updated on our weekly new episodes and content

07/19/2021

Be sure to tune into our Talk’n Freedom podcast on Aug. 6. Topics such as systematic racism, segregation, and reparations will be discussed. We’ll also discuss different solutions that correlates to black economic advancement. The Fight For Freedom Project will be giving away prizes to the first 10 subscribers to our channel. 1️⃣8️⃣ Days Freedom Fighters.

07/18/2021

The Fight for freedom project presents: Talk’N Freedom Podcast coming to select podcast listening platforms on August 6th 2021. Join our discussion as we learn ways both new and old to address, expose, and combat systemic racism in our everyday lives and continue the struggle that our leaders from the past initiated with the hope of achieving a better more opportunistic tomorrow!

06/10/2021

02/13/2021

There were a number of states that refused to let go of the horrific past of slavery. Delaware being among them, finally ratified the 13 Amendment over three decades after the rest of the country had done so.

We still see the remnants of this reluctance to end slavery in many aspects of our society. From the prison industrial complex, education, housing, and in the economic structure of America we see inequality, injustice, and freedom denied

02/12/2021

The story of Bunk Richardson was commonplace in the early 20th century as Black people attempted to establish themselves firmly in a white dominated society after slavery.

The South was notorious for lynching Black men, women, and children but it happened all over the country under the watch of a government that did not see fit to intervene.

The pain of such a cruel reality still lingers and even a century after this particular event there are still stories of Black lynchings that does not make headlines.

The Fight for Freedom Project believes that our purpose is not only to educate on the history of injustice and inhumane cruelty faced by Black people in America but to step up to the challenge to be the change we want to see.

A change that ensures that the generation to come after us and beyond can learn of our history and not have the same injustices be their reality.

02/11/2021

On this date 106 years ago, the film “The Birth of a Nation” premiered and became known as one of the most racist films of all time but still went on to receive multiple awards despite the negative criticism. The film is 3 hours long filled with racist propaganda, it replays the Civil War with the Ku Klux Klan being praised as heroes for saving the South from Black rule during the reconstruction era. It’s influence is a testament to the brazen ideology known as white supremacy which presence can still be felt today. Join the Fight 4 freedom project and learn about the history of oppression and the ways to overcome them.

01/17/2021

The fight for freedom project aims to empower and spark the minds of our community by revisiting powerful stories of our past. Join us as we review the tale of King Jaja of Opobo who was able to beat multiple odds and take control of his destiny

01/10/2021

The Fight for Freedom Project aims to do our part to bring an end to this most barbaric practice by taking sides with death penalty abolishionist. We understand that in order to live in a society where citizens are able to fully recover and grow it must come to an end.