The inaugural Podcast for Table Tawc by the OSDCA of Bay Path University. In this episode, we talk about local figures that were relevant to black history that you may (or may not) have heard about in school. 

The OSDCA is a student-led coalition of Bay Path Univerity's online campus, "The American Women's College", and their on-campus students. They seek to educate and foster conversations to encourage diversity, cultural awareness, and inclusion.

This episode features:
Caroline Sabino, a TAWC student from Florida speaking about A.E "Beanie" Backus, who inspired and enabled the Highwaymen, a collective of black artists in Florida
Ajanay Hill, with an excerpt about Frederick Douglass, author.
Karelys Mateo-Spohn, giving some history about abolitionist John Brown
Sarah Sams, a TAWC student from Virginia, interviewed Pat Hunter-Jordan, the president of the Hanover unit of the NAACP about her grandfather, and his sons who got the first black school bus up and running, Lucian Hunter.

Table TAWC with the OSDCA