Unheard History

Unheard history is a long-term, multimedia project to educate students on important historical events regarding oppressed groups that they didn't learn about in school. In the podcast, we highlight different viewpoints on issues, as well as bring to light history that we may not know. You can find more information at GenUpFCUSD on Instagram and Facebook, or at www.genupfcusd.

Produced by: Olivia Liljegren
Music: Positive Motivation from Purple Planet

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Unheard History: Latinx Immigration

This month on Unheard History our hosts, Hannah Karsting and Jack Harvey, discuss the history of Latinx immigration in the United States. We go over significant events in Hispanic-American history and talk about the impacts of immigration and acclimating to American culture with Ally Acero, second and third-generation Mexican and Columbian immigrant who goes to River City High School in Sacramento, CA.

Sep 24, 2020•33 min

Unheard History: Prison Labor in the Sacramento Community

This month we speak to Jamier Sale, an organizer with the ANSWER COALITION and Cellblock 2 City block. Sale explains the impacts prison labor has had on the Sacramento community with GenUp FCUSD's president, Hannah Karsting.

Aug 28, 2020•27 min

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