Dr. Negus focuses on historical and contemporary data that members of the African Diaspora are encountering while they meander through this maze known as American society.
100 Years of Lynching in America & the Nolan Wells Case
For this episode of Babylon Makes the Rules, Dr. Negus is joined by community advocate and author Jamal Muhammad for a conversation centered on 100 Years of Lynching in America and the Nolan Wells case.
Beginning with the recent Nolan Wells case, the discussion examines historical accounts of lynching in the United States, references to civil rights history, and the speakers' perspectives on how historical patterns continue to influence conversations about justice, accountability, and race today. Throughout the episode, Dr. Negus and Jamal Muhammad draw on historical events, legislation, books, personal experiences, and community stories to explore why they believe understanding history remains essential to understanding the present.
The conversation also reflects on the role of community advocacy, preserving historical memory, and encouraging continued dialogue around civil rights and public accountability.
In this episode:
The Nolan Wells case
100 Years of Lynching in America
Historical and modern discussions surrounding lynching
Civil rights history and historical legislation
Community advocacy and accountability
Historical memory and education
Why history continues to shape conversations today
29 Jun 2026
A Conversation with Matthew Harvey
In this episode of Babylon Makes the Rules, Dr. Negus sits down with Matthew Harvey, President of the Fort Des Moines Museum & Education Center.
Join them for a conversation as they share perspectives, experiences, and insights on topics that matter to our community.
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4 Jun 2026
Won't He Do It? A Conversation with Author and Bishop M.D. Eppright.
In this episode of Babylon Makes the Rules, Dr. Negus welcomes Bishop M.D. Eppright, author of Won't He Do It?, for a thoughtful conversation about faith, purpose, leadership, and the experiences that shape us along the way.
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