Young Adults Learning Evil Podcast

22/03/2024

17/01/2024

Episode 1: The Evil Young Adults Learn
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03/03/2023

She was not alone when she arrived, contrary to what is written on the plaque. She was joined by her husband ​“John Cram” and ​“Neagar Anthony.” Are not the men who suffered the fate of being kidnapped and held hostage worthy of remembrance? ​“Neagar Anthony Corner” doesn’t have a good ring to it?

The following opinion essay was submitted by Nadir Salaam, who is an activist, educator, father and independent historian. He is a native of New Haven currently residing in Bellevue, Washington. He is the producer and…

15/02/2023

Young Adults Learning Evil (Y.A.L.E). is a gritty documentary podcast that explores the intersectionality of class, wealth and race and how it has played out over the past 400 years within a community. The podcast’s first seasons will give the world insight into how Urban trauma affects a marginal...

03/01/2023

True and Living. Peace

01/09/2022

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11/05/2022

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Harvard University released a 134-page report this week that detailed the school’s extensive ties to slavery and pledged $100 million for a fund for scholars...

28/03/2022

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22/03/2022

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Young Adults Learning Evil (Y.A.L.E). is a gritty documentary podcast that explores the intersectionality of class, wealth and race and how it has played out over the past 400 years within a community. The podcast’s first seasons will give the world insight into how Urban trauma affects a marginal...

11/03/2022

Peace. Register today for the Black Men’s Power Talk. A virtual workshop being held 3/26 and 3/27 12:00EST/9:00PST.

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11/10/2021

So far, the museum has not determined who the boy is, but it has reidentified other figures in the controversial painting, which is about to go back on view

14/09/2021

by Hilary Moss (c) Connecticut Explored Inc. SUMMER 2007 Subscribe/Buy the Issue! In 1831, a group of black and white abolitionists from across the eastern seaboard launched a campaign to build the nation’s first black college. With Simeon Jocelyn, a young white minister from New Haven, and Peter ...

13/08/2021

I’m in the lab cooking. Be patient.

08/07/2021

08/07/2021

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