• Beware the Day with Ryan O. Adams

  • By: MOCHA RADIO
  • Podcast

Beware the Day with Ryan O. Adams

By: MOCHA RADIO
  • Summary

  • Welcome to "Beware the Day with Ryan O. Adams," where we embark on a captivating journey through the potpourri of Black history and culture. Join us as we explore the untold stories, unsung heroes, and pivotal moments that have shaped the African diaspora. In each episode, we delve into the heart of black history, celebrating the triumphs, resilience, and contributions of individuals who have left an ineradicable mark on the world. The podcast is a bridge connecting the past, present, and future. Uncover the diverse facets of Black culture as we spotlight topics from art to economics that have not only influenced the African diaspora but have also left an invincible imprint on global history. Engage with thought-provoking discussions, insightful interviews, and expert commentary that shed light on the complexities of the Black experience. "Beware the Day" is not just a podcast; it's a celebration of heritage, a testament to resilience, and an exploration of the profound impact that Black history and culture have on shaping our world. Join us on this enlightening journey as we embrace the power of knowledge and understanding, honoring the roots that connect us all.

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  • Ep.13 - The Struggle for Equality Part V - Employment Challenges During the Reagan Administration
    Apr 12 2024
    In today's episode of Beware The Day with Ryan O. Adams, we delve into the fifth installment of our series, "The Struggle for Equality," focusing on the employment challenges faced during the Reagan Administration. As Reagan took office, his policies initiated a significant shift in domestic spending, particularly impacting affordable housing. This drastic reduction in funding had profound consequences, with subsidies plummeting from $26 billion to a mere $2 billion. Federally financed production of subsidized housing saw a staggering decline of over 82%. In our Black History Spotlight, we examine Eunice Carter, born into a family of prominent educators and activists in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1899. The family's relocation to Brooklyn, New York, following the Atlanta Race Riot of 1906 laid the groundwork for Eunice's remarkable journey. Join us as we explore her legacy and the enduring impact of her contributions.
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    11 mins
  • Ep.12 - The Struggle for Equality Part IV - Employment Challenges During the Reagan Administration
    Apr 5 2024
    The Struggle for Equality Part IV (Employment Challenges During the Reagan Administration)
    In this episode of #BewareTheDay with Ryan O. Adams, today's lesson delves into the tumultuous landscape of employment equality during the Reagan Administration. Affirmative Action, once a beacon of hope for marginalized communities, began to crumble under political pressure, leaving many to face unprecedented challenges.
    As we navigate the legal battlegrounds of the time, we uncover pivotal Supreme Court rulings that reshaped the course of affirmative Action. In Memphis, a landmark case highlighted the clash between seniority rights and racial equality, setting a precedent that reverberated nationwide. The burden of proof shifted, placing a heavier onus on minority workers seeking justice against discriminatory practices.
    In our Black History Spotlight, we spotlight the Sugar Land 95, a group of individuals whose stories lie buried beneath the sugar cane fields of Texas. Sugar Land, once a hub of the convict leasing system, reveals a dark chapter in American history where exploitation and injustice thrived under the guise of economic prosperity.
    Join us as we unpack the complexities of employment challenges and reflect on the enduring struggle for equality in the face of adversity.
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    14 mins
  • Ep.11 - The Struggle for Equality Part III - Employment
    Mar 29 2024
    On today's episode of #BewareTheDay: Ryan's continues the discussion about The Struggle for Equality Part III - Employment.
    • President Johnson launched the War on Poverty in 1964.
    • The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 created the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) to coordinate federal antipoverty programs.
    • The OEO bypassed the New Deal welfare system that underserved African Americans.
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    13 mins

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