Woodrow Wilson and his International Policies
We Who Are Dark by Trent Tomengo
Episode notes
In this episode Dr. Vaz and Professor Tomengo discuss the Red Summer of 1919 and the ascent of Woodrow Wilson to the United States Presidency. Central to this conversation are Wilson's expansion of the Federal Government and his international policies that were based on Roosevelt's Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. Special attention is given to the United States' evolving relationship with Haiti and Latin American countries.
Keywords
History, Humanities, African, Black, Diaspora, we who are dark, Panafrican, fba, Latin, America, Black Art, African American history, African American Art