From Civil Rights To Hollywood: The Charles Black Story (Part 2)

Everyone loves sequels, right? Well, so do Blake and Chase. In this episode, the duo once again talks further with Charles Black about his experience starting out with the Civl Rights Movement, as well as his thoughts on the future on civil rights as a whole with the next generation. He also discussed previous relationships with well-known friends of his, Lonnie King and Julian Bond. Don’t miss this one! *Influential College Professors: Charles Black recounts the impact of his chemistry and English professors, highlighting their unique teaching styles and personal influence on his academic journey. *Philosophy and Leadership Discussions: Insights into Martin Luther King Jr.'s teaching style at Morehouse College, focusing on social philosophy, the concept of the philosopher king, and the influence of various historical figures and ideologies on social change. *Importance of Clear Communication and Goals in Activism: Charles Black underscores the necessity of effectively communicating the reasons and objectives of a movement to garner widespread community support. *Collaboration and Diversity in Movements: The narrative highlights the significance of collaboration among different people and groups, recognizing that everyone contributes uniquely to the success of a movement. *Preparedness for Nonviolent Civil Disobedience: Charles Black emphasizes the commitment to nonviolent civil disobedience, accepting the potential consequences, including arrest, while standing firm against unjust laws. *Perspective on Malcolm X's Approach: The contrast between Malcolm X's advocacy for more confrontational tactics and Charles’ commitment to nonviolent methods is highlighted, noting the effectiveness of nonviolence and the impracticality of armed confrontation. #TheBlakeAndChaseShow #CharlesBlack #Morehouse #InspiringActivism #FamilyChronicles #Movies #History #MLK #Hollywood #Actor #CivilRights