Black History of Raleigh!
Jacob and Benny Mac talk with Carmen Wimberley Cauthen, author of the book "Historic Black Neighborhoods of Raleigh" about the rich history of Black culture in Raleigh, starting with several freedman villages that grew around city after emancipation.
More about Cauthen's book here: https://cauthenbiz.com/products/historic-black-neighborhoods-of-raleigh-book-preorder?utm_source=website&utm_medium=admin%40researchandresource.com&utm_campaign=book+pre-order
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More about Cauthen's book here: https://cauthenbiz.com/products/historic-black-neighborhoods-of-raleigh-book-preorder?utm_source=website&utm_medium=admin%40researchandresource.com&utm_campaign=book+pre-order
Creators and Guests
Host
Ben McNeely
Ben McNeely is a founding board member of Little Raleigh Radio and co-host of Lawn Darts Radio.
Host
Jacob Downey
Jacob Downey is co-founder and program director of Little Raleigh Radio, and co-host of Lawn Darts Radio.
Guest
Carmen Wimberley Cauthen
Carmen Wimberley Cauthen is a native Raleighite, historian, and affordable housing advocate. Her first book, "Historic Black Neighborhoods of Raleigh," explores how Raleigh's Black culture grew out of several freedman's villages established after emancipation.