Today's 28 Days of Black History is brought to you by the letter "T."
If Sesame Street helped you learn the alphabet, you should thank Elmore "Tee" Collins. As one of the first prominent Black animators to work in television, Collins played an instrumental role in "selling education to children" on the beloved children's program. Read the newsletter >
28 Days of Black History is our free, month-long series where we celebrate stories of Black leaders and their impact on arts, culture and society. Look for "Black History Month" in titles of other episodes in this podcast.
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This podcast uses computer-generated audio. Inconsistencies may occur.
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Today's 28 Days of Black History is brought to you by the letter "T."
If Sesame Street helped you learn the alphabet, you should thank Elmore "Tee" Collins. As one of the first prominent Black animators to work in television, Collins played an instrumental role in "selling education to children" on the beloved children's program. Read the newsletter >
28 Days of Black History is our free, month-long series where we celebrate stories of Black leaders and their impact on arts, culture and society. Look for "Black History Month" in titles of other episodes in this podcast.
We’d love to hear your reflections on today’s episode - email us at hello@antiracismdaily.com. Include the title of this edition in the subject line.
This podcast uses computer-generated audio. Inconsistencies may occur.
This podcast is made possible by our community of donors and partners. If you enjoyed today’s session, consider making a donation on our website: subscribe.the-ard.com/support.
Follow us on Instagram and Tiktok.