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Blacktivism In the Academy The DREAM Collective & That Untitled Project
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 13 Ratings
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This is a podcast for scholar activists by scholar activists! We're about encouraging and facilitating learning, activism, and anti-racist action. You'll hear prominent speakers from communities of color addressing how to step out of the societal cyclical patterns of our shared past. If you are seeking a community of like-minded scholar-activists, keep listening.
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5.9 Athletic Dept. Politics with Wayne Black
We're talking sports, culture, and politics with Wayne Black. This short but sweet conversation was a fun one!
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To put the last few minutes into context, this episode was recorded post Euphoria and pre Megan album.
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Emmanuel Acho's Angel Reese Take Completely Ignored the Real Issues by Dr. Wayne Black
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5.8 Campus Abolition with Charles H.F. Davis
Charles H.F. Davis III joins us in the studio for an amazing conversation about the artistry in abolition and where we might fit in when it comes to our activism. Do professors and administrators become tools of oppression or can we offer ourselves in revolutionary service? Also, let's add to that playlist to our revolutionary soundtrack.
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hfdavis.com
Twitter/Instagram - @hfdavis
www.campusabolition.org
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5.07 Gon' Be Alright with Reggie Blockett
Doctor Reggie Blockett illuminates the mic and shares his research. We cover institutionalized heteronormativity, building community during research, and more. Through it all, Reggie asserts "it's not okay that we're not okay." and he helps talk through what's keeping us alright.
Find him on instagram - @Regg313
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5.06 Are We Okay Yet?
A simple question without any real answers.
You're gonna hear many questions in this episode. If you have any answers or thoughts to share with us, please hit up our socials. We wanna hear from you.
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5.05 Anti-Work with Sharla Berry
What's the point of working ourselves to death? Sharla Berry gets on the mic to help us understand why working more/harder won't save us.
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www.sharlaberry.com
Twitter - @Sharla_Berry
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5.4 An Academic Kiki with Quortne Hutchings
Friend of the pod, Quortne Hutchings joins us to talk about a Kiki Methodology. They are one of the voices helping to expand the ways this work is consumed and giving us more ways to express and understand a fuller spectrum of Blackness.
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Twitter - @DrQhutchings
LinkedIn
Read some of doctor Hutching's work:
For Me, Us, Our Community: A Kiki Methodology of Black Queer Storytelling
Black Queer Men Transgressing Masculine Normativity
Compulsory Heterogenderism
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Customer Reviews
A must listen for Black scholars
This is the actual best podcast I’ve listened to. The host (now hosts) really bring relevant and timely topics of discussion and have solid interviews. 10/10 recommend
Must-have
An artful collection of brilliance, insight, and truth telling—exactly the kind of voice so badly needed in the academy and beyond. Tune in, listen, learn, and go do better.
Listen to this!
Thought provoking, educational, emotional. I am not in higher ed but there are universal truths here that can apply to all industries and professions.