American History Through Our Eyes Podcast: Recent Episodes
Lowell High School Students
Students at Lowell High School give their personal reflections on the histories of the Black, Hispanic, Disability, Indigenous, Asian American Pacific Islander, and the LGBTQ+ communities in the United States.
Eliany DeJesus and Jailynn Laguer discuss the history of injustices within the Black, Indigenous, and LGBTQ community.
Jazmine Chhet discusses the stories of the Black community, Indigenous community, and the LGBTQ+ community and their self-advocacy in their fights to achieve their rights.
Vanessa Muteba and Chantal Huziya discuss how the Black, Asian, and LGBTQ communities faced discrimination in the past and the present.
Sarah Azevedo discusses how her perspective on American History has changed throughout the school year. She focuses on the erasure of the history of women in the Latino, Black, and LGBTQ+ communities.
Nathalia Kula discusses what she learned about the experiences of the Hispanic Americans, Indigenous, and LGBTQ+ communities and their desire for acceptance.
Ariana Cruz discusses the history of discrimination towards the Black, Latino, and LGBTQ+ communities over the decades as each community faced challenges and difficulties.
Theresa Akuffo and Pearl Kalungi discuss the shared oppression of the Latino, Hispanic, Indigenous, and Asian American Pacific Islander communities and their desire for a seat at the table.