# John Gebretatose
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'Sissy' as in Sister
In the 1970s, lesbian and feminist organizations popped up in cities across the nation. Minneapolis and Saint Paul were no exception. Here in the Twin Cities, the Amazon Feminist Book Store, Lesbian Resource Center, and Lesbian Feminist Organizing Committee all provided space and community for new…
Season 9 premieres March 27!
Season 9 of MinneCulture drops on March 27. This season features:
lots of local food history
stories about life and commerce along the Mississippi River
a Minnesota woman who developed a new form of contact tracing for tuberculosis
a barber and fiddler who helped run the Underground Railroad in …
Ghost of the Upper Mississippi River
In the Mississippi River, between the Franklin Avenue and Lake Street/Marshall Avenue bridges, sits an abandoned ruin. The ruin is almost invisible from the river bank. You may never know it exists unless you’re paddling directly on top of it, or avoiding its edges in a motor boat. The ghostly str…
The Long, Dark Shadow of Minnesota's Eugenic Sterilization Program
Between 1925 and 1945, 2,204 people — 77% of whom were women — were eugenically sterilized in Minnesota. Minnesota's sterilization program targeted "sexually promiscuous" women and impoverished people. The intended goal of the program was to lessen poverty and welfare costs by ending the family li…
The Woman Who Helped Control the Spread of Tuberculosis in Minnesota
Tuberculosis is a highly contagious and infectious disease. As the Trump administration freezes foreign aid, tuberculosis is resurgent worldwide. In Minnesota, the numbers are falling with 21 Minnesota counties reporting a total of 160 new cases of active tuberculosis last year.
But those number…
As American As Chinese Food
Chinese food is a staple of the American diet. But the story of how Chinese food became popular in the United States – and specifically in Minnesota – is a story of racism, mixed identity, adaptation, and cultural preservation.
This story from producer Sheila Regan traces the history of Chinese …
Bring Me Your Cucumbers
The M.A. Gedney Pickling Company was established in Minneapolis in 1881 by a man named Matthias Gedney. The Gedney Company contracted with hundreds of Minnesota farmers to grow the cucumbers used for their pickle products. Many of the farmers, in turn, ended up paying their children to pick the cu…
Life on the Back Channel
The Mississippi River is one of the defining geographic features of our state. The river's headwaters begin up north in Lake Itasca and meander for 650 miles through the cities, bluffs, forests and iron ranges of Minnesota, before crossing the border into Wisconsin and Iowa. The River has long cap…
Seeking Freedom in Minnesota
When freedom seekers stepped off the steamboat in St. Paul, local people of color met them at the landing. Underground Railroad agents worked as barbers, musicians, laundresses, steamboat stewards and cooks. Some of these residents had never been enslaved and grew up in eastern cities. Others fled…
S2E1 - Play as Liberation: Improv in BIPOC spaces with John Gebratatose and Christina Ashworth
Play as Liberation: Improv in BIPOC spaces with John Gebratatose and Christina Ashworth
Host: Mike Garvin
Guests: John Gebratatose and Christina Ashworth
This episode kicks off a series of episodes interviewing leaders of identity-affirming improv workshops as a part of an Unscripted initiative…
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