The Boule (Black Freemasons) Part 2

Episodes 5 - 8

Sep 17, 2022

The question of Integration vs. Segregation is far more complex than it should be taken at face-value, within this question are several varying schools of thought. Hegelianism and Communism are obviously connected, but what role have they played in the Abolitionist, Civil Rights and Women's Suffrage Movements? How did platforms of Booker T Washington, W.E.B. Dubois and Marcus Garvey, come to contradict the earlier platform of Frederick Douglass, and what differences in the men's experiences lead them to their ideologies?

Whats the difference between Grand Lodge Freemasons, Grand Orient Freemasons, and Prince Hall Freemasons, and how did Masonry play a role in the history of America? What did Frederick Douglass think about the Freemasons and Odd Fellows, and was he ever a member of any Lodges? What role does Hiram Abiff play in the Freemasonic initiation process?

What was the racial identity of the first Prince Hall Freemasons? And what aspect of Prince Hall Freemasonry restricted certain blacks from becoming members? What path usually lead Black Men to prominence during the 18th century? What ethnicity were the first European and African colonial transplants to America. When did "white" become a recognized European ethnicity? What prominent European Royal Families are rumored to be Black?

What exactly are the differences between a Prince Hall Freemason and member of Boulè? How does the "background" of certain men a role in which society they decide join? From a historical standpoint, which group has a more established history? The first so-called "African American" politicians in the South, usually arose thru the AME Church and filtered into politics. We highlight these men, who often became members of Prince Hall Freemasonry, and the differences between them and members of the Boulè otherwise known as Sigma Pi Phi.

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