Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Did you know that the landmark Supreme Court case Shelley v. Kraemer, which ruled that racially restrictive redlining couldn't legally be enforced, got started in St. Louis?
Public historian Cecily Hunter joined Carol Daniel to discuss this chapter of our local civil rights history in the latest episode of "Black History is St. Louis History" on the #caroldanielpodcast.
Catch their full conversation on the #ninepbs YouTube channel. | via Leah Gullet Carol Daniel for the #listenstlouis with Carol Daniel Podcast
"Listen, St. Louis" is supported in part by Midwest Bank Centre, the Betsy & Thomas O. Patterson Foundation, Orvin and Latriece Kimbrough, St. Louis Development Corporation, and with a generous gift from Mrs. and Mr. Theodore P. Desloge Trust, made in memory of Mrs. and Mr. Theodore P. Desloge, Jr.
#civilrightshistory #supremecourt #legalhistory #stlhistory
Did you know that the landmark Supreme Court case Shelley v. Kraemer, which ruled that racially restrictive redlining couldn't legally be enforced, got started in St. Louis?
Public historian Cecily Hunter joined Carol Daniel to discuss this chapter of our local civil rights history in the latest episode of "Black History is St. Louis History" on the #caroldanielpodcast.
Catch their full conversation on the #ninepbs YouTube channel. | via Leah Gullet Carol Daniel for the #listenstlouis with Carol Daniel Podcast
"Listen, St. Louis" is supported in part by Midwest Bank Centre, the Betsy & Thomas O. Patterson Foundation, Orvin and Latriece Kimbrough, St. Louis Development Corporation, and with a generous gift from Mrs. and Mr. Theodore P. Desloge Trust, made in memory of Mrs. and Mr. Theodore P. Desloge, Jr.
#civilrightshistory #supremecourt #legalhistory #stlhistory










