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“This is a fascinating story, and one that deserves to be told. It is a well produced podcast and makes for engaging listening. However, it gets only a two from me because I think there’s too much, way, too much, unfounded racial insinuation in the intro and marketing for this podcast. Her brilliant achievements as a prosecutor stand for themselves and that is why they are remembered. But somehow Nicole Perkins feels it necessary to allege that “at a time when black history is being erased“ the story is more poignant than ever. That is both entirely untrue and does so much to undermine the amazing work that has been done to present a more balanced view of history - there is no major media platform these days does not have a Black History Month, the Academy Awards themselves now have diversity criteria, textbooks are being rewritten, curricula are being re-examined to include a more balanced view of our history. So to say that we should hear her story because black history is being erased is both an insult to the progress and is just untrue. So I’m sorry Eunice Carter, but IHEART only gets a two.”
evanvrs via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/29/24
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“Loved this excellent storytelling around a hidden figure who deserves every ounce of spotlight this podcast shines on her. EVERY American should be proud to learn about this amazing heroine's story. Her courage and commitment to justice are inspirational. Loved it.”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
02/26/24
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“This is a great podcast! I had never heard of Mrs. Carter prior to this podcast and I’m glad I stumbled upon it. I hope to hear more little known Black stories from this podcaster in the near future. Great work to the host and team!”
LuvinMusiq via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/20/24
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“I wonder if our podcaster bothered to read any history of the US growing up? What party was instrumental in getting the right to vote and achieve citizenship for blacks after the Civil War? If it wasn’t for this same party, LBJ couldn’t have passed ANY civil rights legislation in the 60s. That...”Read full review »
History hawk via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/06/24
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