The Economic Arch of Black America
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In this episode, John Hope Bryant unpacks 400 years of economic history in just 40 minutes—tracing the roots, roadblocks, and resilience of Black Americans from slavery to modern-day capitalism. Blending personal history, financial insight, and strategic empowerment, John challenges long-standing myths and explains how systemic barriers—from slavery to redlining to exclusion from the Homestead Act—shaped the economic state of Black America today.
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