As we celebrate Valentine's Day, a remarkable discovery has been made that sheds light on a lesser-known part of black history. The Editor in Chief of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Mr. Leroy Chapman, joined the radio show to discuss a groundbreaking find - a 30-second silent film from 1898 depicting Black Love. This film, titled "Something Good: Negro Kiss", provides a rare glimpse into the humanity and intimacy of African American performers during a time when such depictions were scarce.

<p>As we celebrate Valentine's Day, a remarkable discovery has been made that sheds light on a lesser-known part of black history. The Editor in Chief of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Mr. Leroy Chapman, joined the radio show to discuss a groundbreaking find - a 30-second silent film from 1898 depicting Black Love. This film, titled "Something Good: Negro Kiss", provides a rare glimpse into the humanity and intimacy of African American performers during a time when such depictions were scarce.</p>

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