250 Years of Servitude

BVP co-founder and co-CEO Kyle Bibby challenges the United States' framing of war and military service, arguing that the fight for repair is a battle for the soul of our nation and the dignity of Black veterans. In recognition of America’s semiquincentennial, Black Veterans Project's limited-series podcast, “250 Years of Servitude,” hosted by Kamau Ware, brings together BVP co-founders to...

BVP co-founder Daniele Anderson reflects on her family’s legacy of military service and how her intersecting identities as a Black, queer woman shaped her time in uniform and her path from Oklahoma to Annapolis to Wharton. In recognition of America’s semiquincentennial, Black Veterans Project’s limited-series podcast, “250 Years of Servitude,” hosted by Kamau Ware, brings together BVP co-founders...

BVP Co-founder Zella Vanie explores their journey in uniform, the importance of Black digital archives and why our histories need to be strategically preserved and boldly shared. In recognition of America’s semiquincentennial, Black Veterans Project's limited-series podcast, “250 Years of Servitude,” hosted by Kamau Ware, brings together BVP co-founders to trace their paths from military servi...

BVP Co-founder and Co-CEO Rich Brookshire gets candid with host Kamau Ware about military service, what it cost him, and how it led him to BVP’s reparative justice work. From the failures of American democracy to why repair isn’t just possible but necessary. This is a conversation about what BVP was built to accomplish and why the work matters more than ever. In celebration of America’s semiquince...