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15 Minute History – Austin’s Black History

15 Minute History – Austin’s Black History

Guests: Javier Wallace, Race and Sport Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of African & African American Studies at Duke University

Host: Alina Scott, PhD Candidate in the History Department at the University of Texas at Austin

To kick off the new season of 15 Minute History, we sit down with Dr. Javier Wallace, founder and guide of Black Austin Tours. While those familiar with Austin know the George Washington Carver Museum as well as historically Black East Austin, Dr. Wallace unpacks other hidden, and not-so-hidden elements of Black history in the Texas capital.

Learn more about Black Austin Tours at https://blackaustintours.com/ and follow them on social media at BlackAustinTours.

Episode 134: Austin’s Black History

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