The First Black Owned Dojo in NYC Chinatown: The Nathan Ingram Story

In this episode of *Social Gelo with Angelo*, we sit down with martial arts pioneer **Nathan Ingram**, the first Black man to own and operate a dojo in **New York City's Chinatown** during the 1960s. Nathan shares **firsthand historical accounts** of what the martial arts scene was like during this pivotal era—**the rivalries, the legends, and the challenges** of breaking racial barriers in a predominantly Asian martial arts community. From training with **iconic martial artists** to navigating discrimination while earning respect, Nathan’s journey is one of resilience, skill, and passion for the arts. 🔴 Don’t miss this **rare inside look** at martial arts history from someone who lived it. 👉 **Like, Comment & Subscribe** for deeper insights into martial arts history, psychology, and culture! #MartialArts #SocialGeloPodcast #NathanIngram #KarateHistory #NYCChinatown #MartialArtsLegends

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