This week, Oscar Montoya, one of the hosts of Spanish Aqui Presents, joins us on the podcast, to help a called with a Mexican Murder Mystery (bad) and more! Listen now!
This week on the podcast, Raiza Licea joined us as we got into tanning, "Space Jam people" and more! Listen now!
Our great friend Punam Patel joins us on the podcast this week! Where we get into micro-aggressions, golf, and more! Listen now!
This week on the podcast, we got to talk to Tone Bell about black owned banks, the phrase "Uncle Tom" and more! Listen now!
This week, we bring your our Juneteenth Special, with an amazing panel of guests, Kara Brown, Lorraine DeGraffenreidt, Brodie Reed, Laci Mosley, Jacquis Neal, Edgar Blackmon, Ify Nwadiwe, Andy Beckerman, and Carl Tart! Listen now on iTunes or Spotify.
I’m a teacher doing my best to educate my 8-10 year-old students on “adult” topics (like racism, consent, etc.) in kid-friendly ways. We have a project where they dress up like someone we have studied in Social Studies during the year (typically miners, cowboys, etc.), and I’m always supremely uncomfortable when someone dresses as a Native American. Is there a polite, kid- and parent-friendly way to explain why they shouldn’t do that? Or is this not my place? Thank you in advance!
I’m sure actual educators have a reply to this, but what is the actual educational value of having kids play dress-up to learn history? It feels like it invariably leads to racist shit that teachers are unprepared for, and whatever entertainment/engagement value it provides seems like its hugely outweighed by the bullshit.
Anonymous asked:
New study from Dept of Tell Me Something I Don't Know at No Shit University shows that people from higher social strata tend to overestimate their skill level and are overconfident. I'm not sure what my question is.
You don’t have one, it’s... obvious.
This week, we're joined on the podcast by Kimrie Lewis! We get into when to insert yourself into a fucked up situation and dip our toes into the primaries for some reason. Listen now on Spotify or iTunes
Our wonderful friend Kulap Vilaysack returns to the podcast this week, with a discussion on accents, the diversity of Asian people and more! Listen now on Spotify or iTunes.
We got Allen Maldonado on the podcast this week, talking about what to do when someone tries to touch your kid's hair, K-pop and more! Listen now on Spotify or iTunes.
Casey Jane Ellison and Charles Rogers, the hosts of The Problem With Charles & Casey, join us on the podcast! We get into privilege jokes, "virtue signaling" and more! Listen now on Spotify or iTunes.
Anonymous asked:
me: "have you seen Moonlight?" dad: "no, I don't like movies with black people"... not sure if it's a cultural thing or he is straight up racist
In what world do you not understand that it’s obviously both.
This week on the podcast, we're joined by the hosts of The New Negroes, Open Mike Eagle and Baron Vaughn, to talk gentrifiers and theater. Listen now on Spotify or iTunes.
Thanks to Erik Rivera for coming on the podcast this week! We get into family stuff and also… A****a G****e. Listen now!
Sydnee Washington joined us on this week's podcast as we explore how African people relate to American blackness, the word "hotep" and more! Listen now!
On this week's podcast, a Yo Is This Racist? travel update and then we sat down with Marque Richardson to talk kilt, colonizers, and more! Listen now!