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The ARCHITECTURE of FEAR: After Dark, the legacy of Sundown Towns

There are places in America where the warning wasn’t written on a sign… it was passed down through generations: “Don’t stop there after dark.” “Don’t get gas there.” “Just drive.” In this episode, we break down what sundown towns really were — intentionally designed environments meant to control, restrict, and terrorize Black existence. We expand on the emotional weight of traveling while Black, the communities built around survival, and the truth many textbooks refuse to tell. We talk about: • What sundown towns REALLY were • Famous sundown town examples across the U.S. • The heartbreaking murder of Carol Jenkins • How Ida B. Wells exposed racial terror • How Victor Hugo Green’s Green Book helped Black families stay alive • And why this STILL matters today This is not just history. This is design. And we’re reclaiming the blueprint. 👇🏾 COMMENT BELOW: What towns did your family warn you about growing up? 👍🏾 Like 💬 Comment 🔔 Subscribe 📢 Share with someone who needs to hear this Blk By Design isn’t just a podcast — it’s a blueprint. A living archive. A redesign of what it means to exist as a Black, queer, intentional human in a world that keeps trying to hand us a script we never agreed to. #blackculture #podcast #blackthought #blackhistory #blackcomunity #blackpodcast