Lindsay and Madison discuss Oscar James Dunn, as well as how many organizations one man can be a part of, that you should always trust your gut, and how racism can almost erase an entire person from history. The third in our Black History Month series.
Information pulled from the following sources:
- 2022 The French Quarterly Magazine article by Kim Welsh
- 2021 The Historic New Orleans Collection article by Nick Weldon
- 2017 Atlas Obscura article by Chelsea Adams
- 2017 New Orleans TriPod article
- 2017 The New Orleans Tribune article
- 2011 University of New Orleans ScholarWorks article by Brian Mitchell
- 2013 64 Parishes article by Charles Vincent
- 2008 Black Past article by Herbert G. Ruffin II
- Wikipedia
Go check out Countryboy over at the One Mic Black History podcast.
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