Part Two: The German Abolitionists: How the 48ers Joined the American Abolitionists

Cody Johnston, a commentator, dives into the fascinating intersection of German revolutionaries and American abolitionism. He unpacks the legacy of the 48ers in Texas, tracing their contributions and community-building efforts against slavery. The conversation highlights the role of German-language newspapers and the cultural significance of Cincinnati as an abolitionist hub. Johnston also reflects on the radical journey of figures like August Willich, illustrating the solidarity between immigrant groups and the black community in their struggle for freedom.