The Antiracist Economy Kim Crayton

In today's episode, Erin and Kim discuss the first tenet of The Future Is Free model: What is Supremacy-Free?

In today's episode, Erin and Kim introduce The Future Is FREE Triune and discuss how it will be used, moving forward, as a guide for building the supremacy free, coercion free, discrimination free, and exploitation free future we all desire.

Welcome back to the Antiracist Economy Podcast! Erin and Kim took some needed time off to develop a new show format that shifts to focusing on 'what's possible', rather than 'what is'."They are shifting their conversations from highlighting the chaos of historical and current events rooted in systems, institutions, and policies designed to privilege the few at the expense of the many to developing the lexicon, understanding, and strategies for building the supremacy-, coercion-, discrimination-, and exploitation-free future that we all want and

Join Kim and Erin in Episode 21 where they discuss their reactions to the recent Barbie movie, reactions at large in the social sphere regarding the film's commentary on patriarchy, and the responsibility of content creators to understand the implications of beginning conversations that cannot be successfully unpacked in 2 hours or less.

Yah! Episode 20 celebrating our commitment to doing the work In this episode Erin and Kim discuss their discussion to cancel the TFIF Exp in Miami given the political climate and our lack of resources to protect the very marginalized folx we hoped to amplify. They also unpack the legacy of the French Colonial Tax on African nations today.https://9newsng.com/14-african-countries-that-still-pay-colonial-taxes-to-france/ (https://9newsng.com/14-african-countries-that-still-pay-colonial-taxes-to-france/)

In today's episode, Kim & Erin discuss the Supreme Court's recent decision to overturn Affirmative Action and startling demographic data regarding HBCUs and college diversity at large. They explore the effects of the program while it was instituted and the "unintended consequences" that will happen in the admissions landscape in the wake of this reversal.