Not So Black And White: A community’s divided history is available now at wfsu.org and on your favorite podcast platforms We are so excited to present the first episode of our new podcast. Gina Jordan, our Morning Edition host leads the way with a powerful and insightful look into the invisible lines that divide two communities. Railroad tracks divide Florida State University and Florida A&M University. The campuses sit about a mile and a half apart. The tracks remain a symbolic separation between FSU, a largely white university, and FAMU, a historically Black university. But efforts are underway to change that. (In our first episode, we hear from Southside residents who are working to erase the dividing line.) This episode features Talethia Edwards, Christic Henry, Rachel Basan Porter, Cynthia Rose, and music from Florida A&M University’s Marching 100 and local rapper TaReef KnockOut. Florida Humanities partnered with WFSU to sponsor this podcast. Photo by erich.d.martin flhuman...