when i was a kid growing up in alabama, i went to a flea market, when i was about 11 or 12, a hybrid carnival. there were carnival rides, and there are people there selling objects. one of the objects was similar to this, and i had purchased it and i broke it. and again it, wasn t a philosophical thing i just didn t like the object. i do not remember the second object or the third or fourth but i started collecting and basically i have been collecting for several decades. i didn t start out with anticipation of creating a museum i became an obsessive collector, it became not just a collection not as teaching tools only, but a museum that happened much later s. so not everybody where you grew up was collecting these, there s gonna be more you know what was it that made you keep doing it? you know i don t know, i have been thinking about that a lot. my ancestors four generations back, there are people from the bahamas, trinidad, spain, the indigenous people of this country.
every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. lectures in history is also available as a podcast. find it where you listen to podcasts. since the 1970s david pill grey s anatomy has collected every day objects that mark and dehumanize african-americans. the founder and director of the jim crowe mousse yuchl of racism. memorabilia he said they can be used as teaching tools. next on american artifacts a visit to the museum at ferris state university in big rapids, michigan to see a selection of artifact of a collection of thousands. special thanks to the museum s cinemagrapher recorded the audio and video while we asked questions via zoom. when i was a kid growing up in alabama, 11, 12 years old or so i went to a flea market/hybrid/carnival. there were carnival rides but also people there selling objects. one of the objects was similar to this. i purchased it and i broke it. and, again, it wasn t a philosophical thing i didn t like the object. i don t remember the second object or
market-hybrid carnival. there were carnival rides and the like, but there were also people there selling objects. one of the objects was similar to this. i purchased it and i broke it. again, it was not a philosophical thing, i just did not like the object. i do not remember the second object, or the third or the fourth. but i started collecting. and basically, have been collecting for several decades. i didn t start out with the anticipation of creating a museum. i was what most people would call an obsessive collector, and the idea of it becoming not just a collection as teaching tools, but actually a museum happened much later. so, not everybody where you grew up was collecting these items. there s got to be more. what was it that made you keep doing it? david: you know, i don t know. i have been thinking about that a lot. you know, my ancestors for four generations back, there are people from the bahamas, from trinidad, from spain, indigenous people of this country. i g
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downtown hotel behind me here and talks resumed yesterday and they talked for six hours, seven hours yesterday. said to have exchanged proposals and seems to be slow going with big issues including pensions remain to be resolved and at this point people are talking about strike contingency plans. no one wants this a transit strike. with the deadline days away. septa advising septa riders to make contingency plans. people have to think of ways to get to work. if there say walkout november 1st. city buses trolley the subway and the l will not run. patco will continue to come into center city. but in past strikes the rails were jammed and it s still not at normal capacity due to the grounding of silver lining cars. it s going to be overcrowded on our train service. this is where the creative part comes in alternate means and at nate times. people have to think about alternating requested sewells and carpool rides with people at work. they are going to have to get cre