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Episode 3: The Four Freedoms Ticket of 1941

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Episode 2: All About Zach Clayton

The first episode of our new Make History Now podcast is dedicated to basketball pioneer Earl Lloyd, the first African American to play in the NBA.Related Posts:The Life and Times of John Isaacs, Basketball's 'Boy Wonder', Part 1The Life and Times of John Isaacs, Basketball’s ‘Boy Wonder’, Part 2'Pimp' and 'Lyss': The Immortal Young BrothersArtifact of the Week (8): The 1941 Diversity TicketDonor Gift Allows Acquisition of Major Historical African American Basketball Artifact

Episode 1: Remembering NBA Pioneer Earl Lloyd (1928-2015)

Fun and revealing audio episodes that merge modern insights and relevance with proven wisdom and historical perspectives from the Black Fives Era!