History With No ChaserThese stories are more common than you think. There were also Polish, Hungarian, and Italian immigrants, as well other nationalities, who got caught up in these situations in the American South. But the vast majority of 20th-century slaves were of African descent.
Peon owners used the violence akin to that of slavery to force black people to work off imagined debts with unpaid labor. Like most peons, the Wall family were not permitted to leave the land, were illiterate, and were under the impression that "all black people were being treated like that
Legally, peonage was outlawed by Congress in 1867. However, after Reconstruction, many Southern black men were swept into peonage though different methods, and the system was not completely eradicated until the 1960s
When Mae was about 17, she decided she would no longer go up to the house. Her family pleaded with her as the punishment would come down on all of them. Mae refused and sassed the farm owner’s wife when she told her to work. Worrying that Mae would be killed by the owners, Cain beat his own daughter bloody in hopes of saving her.
That evening still covered in blood, Mae ran away through the woods. She was hiding in the bushes by the road when a family rode by with their mule cart. The lady on the cart saw the bush moving. She got off to find Mae crying, bloodied and terrified. That white family took her in and rescued the rest of the Wall’s later that night.
AMERICA STILL HAD SLAVES IN THE 1960sHistory With No Chaser2024-10-31 | These stories are more common than you think. There were also Polish, Hungarian, and Italian immigrants, as well other nationalities, who got caught up in these situations in the American South. But the vast majority of 20th-century slaves were of African descent.
Peon owners used the violence akin to that of slavery to force black people to work off imagined debts with unpaid labor. Like most peons, the Wall family were not permitted to leave the land, were illiterate, and were under the impression that "all black people were being treated like that
Legally, peonage was outlawed by Congress in 1867. However, after Reconstruction, many Southern black men were swept into peonage though different methods, and the system was not completely eradicated until the 1960s
When Mae was about 17, she decided she would no longer go up to the house. Her family pleaded with her as the punishment would come down on all of them. Mae refused and sassed the farm owner’s wife when she told her to work. Worrying that Mae would be killed by the owners, Cain beat his own daughter bloody in hopes of saving her.
That evening still covered in blood, Mae ran away through the woods. She was hiding in the bushes by the road when a family rode by with their mule cart. The lady on the cart saw the bush moving. She got off to find Mae crying, bloodied and terrified. That white family took her in and rescued the rest of the Wall’s later that night.
Charles "Chuck" Jackson (born 22 March 1945, Greenville, South Carolina). Songwriter & lead singer of R&B group The Independents. The songwriting/production duo of Chuck Jackson and Marvin Yancy produced gold and platinum, career-launching hits for Natalie Cole
After the group broke up and recording the solo albums, Passionate Breezes and Gonna Getcha Love, Chuck Jackson, along with fellow group member Marvin Yancy, achieved success as the producers and writers for most of Natalie Cole's early chart releases, and also had success with Phyllis Hyman and Ronnie Dyson.MARCH 22nd 2025 FIGHT - INTERVIEW - WITH FIGHT COMMENTARY (EXPLICIT)History With No Chaser2025-03-26 | My brother and I chopping it up after a HUGE WIN in the cage!
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserMARCH 7th : 1965 : SELMA : BLOODY SUNDAYHistory With No Chaser2025-03-07 | Today marks the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, a march held in Selma, Alabama, in 1965 600 people attacked on the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserOur Friend, Martin (1998)History With No Chaser2025-02-22 | This 1998 classic animated story of a Black teenager named Miles, who goes on a class field trip to the museum of learning what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did for humanity.
The trip soon turns into an exciting adventure when he and his best friend Randy, who is white, are sent back in time, where they meet Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at several points during his life.
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserThe Death of Bumpy JohnsonHistory With No Chaser2025-02-18 | Born in 1905, Bumpy Johnson was an American crime boss in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City, who first came to power under racket boss Stephanie St. Clair, and later did business with Italian mobster Charles "Lucky" Luciano. Johnson would go on to mentor Frank Lucas, who would take over Harlem's operations and turn it into a haven for drug trafficking.
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserThe Manhunt For OJ SimpsonHistory With No Chaser2025-01-30 | #historywithnochaser #ojsimpson #truecrime #documentary It was one of the most notorious criminal trials in American history.
If OJ didn't do It...then who did? Mobsters? Drug Dealers? A Serial Killer named Glen Rogers?
He was known as the “Casanova Killer” and the “Cross-Country Killer,” but his real name is Glen Edward Rogers. In 1992, at age 30, already with a criminal history of theft, pimping, assault, and a few suicide attempts behind him, Rogers was working as a construction worker and house painter in California, which led to him meeting Nicole Brown Simpson when she allegedly hired him to paint her condo. They reportedly “partied” together. Once Rogers discovered Nicole was wealthy, he is said to have claimed to friends that he was “going to take her down.”
The original series "DARK ALLIANCE" claimed that, in order to help raise funds for efforts against the Nicaraguan Sandinista government, the CIA supported cocaine trafficking into the US by top members of Nicaraguan Contra Rebel organizations and allowed the subsequent crack epidemic to spread in Los Angeles.
The original series "DARK ALLIANCE" claimed that, in order to help raise funds for efforts against the Nicaraguan Sandinista government, the CIA supported cocaine trafficking into the US by top members of Nicaraguan Contra Rebel organizations and allowed the subsequent crack epidemic to spread in Los Angeles.
PART 2 Part 2: Freeway Rick Ross : SNOWFALL : Blandon "The Golden Snitch & The Cocaine Connection" youtu.be/8cBoOMamYlo
While working on Part 1 of our upcoming series on the CIA "CRACK IN AMERICA" we came across a CLASSIC episode of The Montel Williams Show. If you never knew the ends and out of the early 80s Crack Epidemic, you're about to get a crash course. Over the next couple weeks and few videos we're going to give you NAMES, DATES, and DETAILS!
Part 1: Gary Webb vs The CIA Drug Cartel "Dark Alliance" = The Crack Epidemic youtu.be/6n62Cjmm0io
Part 2: Freeway Rick Ross : SNOWFALL : "The Golden Snitch & The Cocaine Connection" : Uncle Sam
While we wait on YouTube to clear the full 40min video…enjoy the first 4 minutes of the documentary dropping on Thanksgiving Day Tomorrow!
#thanksgiving #takeover #passthepeace
“The Real Story Of Thanksgiving”PEONAGE WAS WORSE THAN SLAVERYHistory With No Chaser2024-11-07 | HWNC
After the end of the American Civil War and the abolition of slavery, many African Americans and some whites in the rural South made a living by renting small plots of land from large landowners who were usually white and pledging a percentage of their crops to the landowners at harvest
...a system known as sharecropping.
Landowners provided sharecroppers with land, seeds, tools, clothing, and food. Charges for the supplies were deducted from the sharecroppers’ portion of the harvest, leaving them with substantial debt to landowners in bad years.
Sharecroppers would become caught in continual debt, especially during weak harvests or periods of low prices, such as when cotton prices fell in the 1880s and ’90s. Once in debt, sharecroppers were forbidden by law to leave the landowner’s property until their debt was paid, effectively putting them in a state of slavery to the landowner.
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserTHE REAL VERSION OF “HIT EM UP” THAT 2PAC STOLEHistory With No Chaser2024-10-17 | One of the greatest rap songs and EASILY the greatest diss tracks of all time was actually written and sung by a 1950s Tupac!?!?!?
On December 11, 1964, Sam Cooke, was shot to death by Bertha Lee Franklin, manager of the Hacienda Motel in Los Angeles, CA. Franklin killed Cooke in what was ruled by the courts to be a justifiable homicide.
In the 1950s and 1960s, if you wanted to get the party going, you put on Sam Cooke. Hell, even today, Cooke’s songs can be heard at many family barbecues, house-warming parties, and more. He’s a staple on soul radio and a signature American artist.
Cooke helped the careers of other legends, including Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Curtis Mayfield, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and more. He also helped to popularize the music of Otis Redding and James Brown.
He leveraged his influence and popularity with both the white and black populations to fight for equal rights for African-Americans. He even helped to organize sessions with major figures, including Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, and Jim Brown.
Elisa Boyer said she was “kidnapped” by Sam and couldn’t escape because his car was going too fast. Yet when Sam went to the motel window to register, Boyer was left alone in the car. She could’ve escaped or yelled for help. Moreover, if it was Sam’s intention to rape Boyer, why would he have registered under his real name?
Boyer’s story was only investigated in order to corroborate Franklin’s statement and not as a separate line of evidence. As Cooke’s friend Muhammad Ali suggested at the time: “If Cooke had been Frank Sinatra, the Beatles or Ricky Nelson, the FBI would be investigating.”
Many theorists believe that if there is a conspiracy at hand then it may well have been perpetrated by his manager Allen Klein. Klein was the owner of Tracey, Ltd and following Cooke’s death, he ultimately owned the rights to his recordings. With his star growing, the sad death of Cooke proved highly profitable for the music mogul. However, aside from a renowned ruthless attitude and reports of a rift between Cooke and Klein, no evidence has ever been found that could tie him to the case.
Considering that the FBI was actively watching Ali at the time as a racial aggravator, some theorists have claimed that the FBI themselves could’ve had a hand in Cooke’s death owing to his prominent position in the Civil Rights movement. There is wide evidence that Ali was under surveillance by Ali and Cooke may well have been as well given their friendship.
His aspirations for equality eventually took a large toll on him. Some even say this was the main reason that he lost his life. Despite this, there is a lot is missing information about the life of this incredible man. Or, more specifically, his death in 1964 remains shrouded in mystery and darkness.
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserMaking A Murderer: O.J SimpsonHistory With No Chaser2023-12-05 | #historywithnochaser #ojsimpson #truecrime #documentary It was one of the most notorious criminal trials in American history.
If OJ didn't do It...then who did? Mobsters? Drug Dealers? A Serial Killer named Glen Rogers?
He was known as the “Casanova Killer” and the “Cross-Country Killer,” but his real name is Glen Edward Rogers. In 1992, at age 30, already with a criminal history of theft, pimping, assault, and a few suicide attempts behind him, Rogers was working as a construction worker and house painter in California, which led to him meeting Nicole Brown Simpson when she allegedly hired him to paint her condo. They reportedly “partied” together. Once Rogers discovered Nicole was wealthy, he is said to have claimed to friends that he was “going to take her down.”
0:00 - INTRO 00:20 - Beauty & The Big Bad Black Man 03:15 - The REAL 911 Call 06:39 - Ron and Nicole 08:10 - The Mezzaluna Trap House 10:05 - My Girl Likes To Party All The Time 11:14 - OPINION ALERT 14:13 - Timeline of Events 23:55 - "Uhh...I'm Keeping This For Evidence" 25:00 - Mark "I dont see color" Fuhrman 28:44 - "Uhh...I'm Keeping This For Evidence" 30:24 - THE BOOK 31:22 - Diet Coke Habits 32:31 - OGUN Spirit 32:03 - OJs Flawless Victory? 34:30 THE CASSANOVA KILLERShe was so rich they tried to make her white!History With No Chaser2023-11-30 | #HistoryWithNoChaser #blackhistory #SaraRector
Rector was born to Joseph and Rose Rector on March 3, 1902, in a two-room cabin near Twine, Oklahoma on Muscogee Creek Indian allotment land. Both Joseph and Rose had enslaved Creek ancestry, and both of their fathers fought with the Union Army during the Civil War. When Oklahoma statehood became imminent in 1907, the Dawes Allotment Act divided Creek lands among the Creeks and their former slaves with a termination date of 1906. Rector’s parents, Sarah Rector herself, her brother, Joe, Jr., and sister Rebecca all received land. Lands granted to former slaves were usually the rocky lands of poorer agricultural quality. Rector’s allotment of 160 acres was valued at $556.50
The group was formed in response to the ongoing racial violence and intimidation faced by African Americans during the Civil Rights Movement. The Deacons aimed to protect themselves, their families, and their communities from acts of violence and racism. They played a significant role in organizing armed patrols and providing security for civil rights activists and African American communities in the South. The Deacons for Defense and Justice were instrumental in the fight for equal rights and social justice during that time.
IG - instagram.com/historywithnochaserShoot-outs with the Ku Klux KlanHistory With No Chaser2023-11-21 | The strategy and methods that the Deacons employed attracted the attention and concern of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which authorized an investigation into the group’s activities. The investigation stalled, however, when more influential black power organizations such as US and the Black Panther Party emerged after the 1965 Watts Riot. With public attention, and the attention of the FBI focused elsewhere, the Deacons lost most of their notoriety and slowly declined in influence. By 1968 they were all but extinct. In 2003 the activities of the Deacons was the subject of a “Deacons for Defense” documentary and movie
Although the name Freaknik now conjures images of scantily clad, curvaceous women, crowded streets, and Sodom and Gomorrah–style public fun (and to some, lewd violence and animalistic behavior that denigrated and shamed Atlanta’s Black community), it had humble beginnings. It all started in 1982 as a small picnic thrown by Spelman and Morris Brown students who needed a little hip midterm get-down. Soon, the picnic began to attract other students from nearby Black colleges like Morehouse and Clark Atlanta. Where’d the infamous name Freaknik come from? A ’70s dance called the “The Bump,” also known as freaking.The History With No Chaser 100k Interview!History With No Chaser2023-05-28 | FB - facebook.com/profile.php?id=100035393181944