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Episode 3: Stolen Game

By: P. G. Cuschieri, Adriana Matamoros, Jessica Brydon, Amira Rose Davis, Matthew Hatchette, Curley Johnson
Narrated by: Jemele Hill, Craig Anderson, Ira Berkow, Charlie Brown, Bruce Fichau, Curley Johnson, Conrad Worrill
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  • In 1954, the Dusable High School Panthers became the first all-black team to compete for a state title in the country in basketball.  Despite being undefeated and boasting a roster of six future Division I players, including three future professionals, the team inexplicably lost in the finals in a game that was widely thought to be corruptly officiated.  For nearly seventy years, family members have been trying to overturn the loss.  Guests include: Curley Johnson, Ira Berkow, Charlie Brown, Maurice Cheeks, Conrad Worrill.
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Truth Rises

An excellent, high-quality production of a long overlooked injustice. Impassioned writing and sterling narration tell another shameful story of the treatment of black athletes in American history.

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