My guest today is Sabrina Thomas, Associate Professor African American History/War ans Society at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Moreover she is a researcher, storyteller, critical thinker and author of the book Scars of War: The Politics of Paternity and Responsibilty for the Amerasians of Vietnam (University of Nebraska Press, 2021)

Life. Struggle. Resilience.

The African American experience in the U.S. is not just history — it’s a living story of strength, courage, and the power to rise, again and again.

Listening, learning, and acknowledging these stories matters more than ever.

And on this Easter Sunday, may we all hold onto hope — for healing, for justice, and for a future shaped by understanding and compassion.

Find more information about Prof. Sabrina Thomoas:

• Department of African American Studies: Dr. Sandara Thomas