What’s Next for America?

Dive into the heart of social change with the National Civil Rights Museum’s latest venture – the Imagine An America podcast. This is more than just a podcast. It’s a call to action to uncover the truth, give voice to the unheard, and spark a movement for a more just and equitable society. The  podcast aims to elevate the museum’s role as a catalyst for social change, amplify marginalized voices, and inspire meaningful action towards a more just and equitable society. Each episode brings you insightful conversations with leaders, activists, and visionaries who are shaping the future of civil rights and social justice. Join us on this journey of transformation.

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Season 3

Episode 1 July 12 – Emily Yellin and John Lawson, “Nonviolence: The Legacy of Rev. James Lawson”
Episode 2 July 19 – Mark Suzman, “Global Equity, Leadership, and the Work of Building Opportunity for All”
Episode 3 July 26 – Marc Morial, “Leadership, Economic Equity, and the Evolution of the Civil Rights Movement”
Episode 4 August 2 – Velma Lois Jones, “Teaching Truth, Leading Change, and Building Legacy”
Episode 5 August 9 – Judges Bernice Donald and Jeremy Fogel, “Justice in Balance: The Courts, Civil Rights, and Democracy – Part 1”
Episode 6 August 16 – Judges Allyson Duncan and James Giles, “Justice in Balance: The Courts, Civil Rights, and Democracy – Part 2”
Episode 7 August 23 – Sheena Allen, Robert Higgins, and Seth Cohen, “Economic Justice: The Unfinished Civil Rights Movement”
Episode 8 August 30 – Clara Ester, “Remembering MLK: A Witness’ Testimony”
Episode 9 September 6 – Rev. Naomi Tutu, “MLK’ s Legacy: The Charge We Now Have”
Episode 10 September 13 – James W. Douglass, “Unspeakable Martyrs”
Episode 11 September 20 – Tamika Mallory “Living to Tell the Story”
Episode 12 September 27 – Flonzie Brown-Wright and Charles McLaurin “Remembering the March Against Fear and Black Power Today”