Joel Brown and Blake Scheidt are friends with over 20 years of combined youth ministry experience in urban contexts across the eastern US. With a little help from their friend Vic King, they’re sharing what they’ve learned about urban youth ministry.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: christian, church, gospel, group, ministry, pastor, poverty, Racism, urban, youth
Southlake, Texas, seems to have it all: stately homes, intense civic pride, and above all, terrific schools. So when a video surfaced in 2018 showing Southlake high school students chanting the N-word—and when Black residents came forward to share stories of racist harassment and bullying—the school board vowed to make changes. But the unveiling of the Cultural Competence Action Plan set off a backlash that’s consumed Southlake, fueled by a growing national crusade against critical race theory. Hosted by NBC News national reporter Mike Hixenbaugh (host of the hit podcast Do No Harm) and NBC News correspondent Antonia Hylton, Southlake tells the story of how one idyllic city became the test case for a new political strategy with national repercussions.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
Tags: carroll high school, critical race theory, Education, nbc news, race, Racism, School board, south lake, southlake, Texas
“You fight like a girl”, “You run like a girl” “You hit like a girl”. Why do these phrases always assert that women hold less power than men? Join your hosts Rav and Lotty for some raw, honest and at times confronting discussions about everything from sex, sport, racism, sexism, relationships babies and everything in between.
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Categories: Comedy, Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: babies, dating, divorce, Equality, Racism, relationships, sex, sexism, sport
Race for Reconciliation and its R4R podcast is designed to provide conversations that educate and elevate. When it comes to inequality, the negative voice unfortunately is often the loudest voice. We sadly live in a world where inequality and disadvantage not only still exist, but also are overlooked and neglected by many. However, our position is that of a positive voice. A voice that patiently listens, seeks to understand, and represents kindness. A voice that compliments instead of criticizes. A voice that is proactive instead of passive.Imagine the possibilities when our differences represent our strengths, not our weaknesses. What’s possible when we are unified and truly liberated? What hangs in the balance of our decision to prove love works?Our position is to leverage all platforms and partners to educate and elevate all people.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: conlee, educate, Equality, Healing, literacy, love, R4R, racial, Racism, reconciliation, systemic, Unity, works
This hour-long special brings together a broad range of voices to talk about racism, antisemitism, and the ways in which hatred can grow. Interviews were drawn from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Voices on Antisemitism series. We hear from a former skinhead, an imam, a prosecutor for the Rwandan genocide trials; people speaking from many perspectives, including heavy metal singer David Draiman, filmmaker Errol Morris, and Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Elie Wiesel. The documentary examines the ways in which the Holocaust continues to inform contemporary discussions about hate speech, propaganda, and human rights. We hear people confronting hatred in their lives, their communities, and sometimes in their own hearts.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: anti-Semitism, antisemitism, bias, bigotry, Discrimination, Hate, hatred, Holocaust, jew, prejudice, Racism, stereotype, tolerance, USHMM
My name is Joe and I created this podcast believing that many Americans, if presented authentic testimony of systemic racism, will support changes to achieve “liberty and justice for all”. Through unscripted, engaging, and very personal conversations about America’s racial issues, it is my sincere desire to help white Americans become more empathetic, anti-racist citizens. Will you join me on this important journey of building a bridge to a new America? I encourage you to use our new easy to use self-recording feature on our website at MyAwakeningPodcast.com and become a part of this conversation. I hope that you too believe that America’s best days are still ahead of us. Please subscribe and engage with My Awakening Podcast.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: anti racism, anti-racist, cultural awareness, equity, racial issues, Racism, racism and the church, social justice, voter suppression, white awakening, white privelege
This show is about presenting different perspectives and points of view on topics trending in our communities and families today and understanding the experiences/backstories behind those perspectives. Most people come to a feeling or belief about something, based on past experiences or first-hand knowledge. This affirming and validating information-sharing makes it ever so important for others to respectfully ask curious questions and share opposing feelings/beliefs in a way that does not cause offense or creates further divisive harm to our human relationships.
Categories: History, News, Society & Culture
Tags: black, blm, dei, democracy, Democrat, diversity, Equality, equity, gay, inclusion, inclusive, inspirational, kindness, lesbian, lgbtq, liberal, Liberalism, love, perspective, progressive, Racism, social justice, trans
The Fallen State TV is a weekly web series hosted by Jesse Lee Peterson. The program covers topics that no other show dares to touch in pursuit of truth and enlightenment. The program features fascinating and thought-provoking guests who discuss and debate faith, culture, human nature, politics, and societal ills in an open, honest and entertaining style.
Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: african american, Anger, Black Conservative, Black Republican, Black Talk, Blame, BOND, Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, fatherhood, forgiveness, Hate, Healing America, Jesse Lee Peterson, Race Relations, Racism, the Antidote, Victimhood
Welcome, dear listeners to the heartwarming embrace of the “You Are Not Alone Podcast.” Here, we ignite a radiant beacon of hope in a world that too frequently casts us adrift, leaving us feeling abandoned and isolated. Join your host Howard N. Reid Jr. or just “Reid” who will be your steadfast guide and partner as together we will travail through life’s trials and tribulations.
Each week, we will explore what makes each of us so unique and be joined by extraordinary special guests who are eager to share their wisdom and experiences. Together, we will weave a tapestry of hope, kindle laughter through humor, unveil compelling stories, and, above all else, illuminate a path forward for conquering life’s most formidable challenges when you often feel that you are so alone.
So if you ever find yourself drowning in a sea of despair, know that we are out there searching for you, an unwavering ally who will never forsake your side. Here, in the “You Are Not Alone Podcast,” we extend our hand to you and heart, drawing you closer to a community of compassion, resilience, and unwavering support.
If you are here with us “You Are Never Alone”
Categories: Education
Tags: Alone, depression, friendship, isolation, life lessons, loneliness, Motivation, North Penn, Organ Transplant, Racism, Student Loans, Unemployment
Hosted by Louiza “Weeze” Doran, According to Weeze is a podcast founded on the belief that we exist at the intersection of our complex identities, politics, and socio-cultural systems! Each week Weeze engages in complex, yet candid conversations focused on socio-political and personal matters in hopes of finding a way forward in community. The only way to dismantle oppression is to dissect it, so meet her at the intersection and learn how to create a just, equitable, and inclusive society.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: accordingtoweeze, Antiracism, decolonization, dismantle, diversity, equity, justice, liberation, louizadoran, Racism, sociology, weeze, whichwayweeze
For acclaimed journalist Isha Sesay, being surrounded by news of activism was the norm. But becoming an activist herself was never a role she envisioned—until now. In this series, Isha sits down with an array of cultural icons who have also found themselves unexpectedly inhabiting a role as “activist.” She explores the motivating circumstances behind their passions, all while revealing the human condition that unites us all: a desire to make a difference in the world.
Categories: Government, News, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, activist, celebrity, gun control, interview, journalism, journalist, movement, policy, Politics, Racism, sexism, social movement
“The greatest teacher in life is experience!” Host, Joshua T. Dada helps transform the lives of listeners by exploring the real life stories of influential people around the world. Vicariously experience the wins, losses, and lessons of industry experts, athletes, entertainers, & entrepreneurs to gain first hand insight into how they became a success. If you are looking for information or inspiration on your journey of personal and professional development, this is the podcast for you.
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: african, american, athletes, Billboard, black girl, black man, Black owned, buisness, celebrity, change, Christ, church, Culture, diaspora, Entertainment, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, finances, gary vee, goals, God, great, growth, hip-hop, houston, impact theory, improvement, influence, inspiration, Joe Rogan, joel osteen, kanye, King, Law of Attraction, leader, leadership, LeBron James, Legend, lessons, life, lifestyle, london real, Motivation, music industry, nba, nfl, Professional, professional development, queen, Racism, religion, science, spiritual, SPorts, success, td jakes, Transformation, transformation church, Universe
A podcast about race, food, and racist food. Join Kelly Nusz and Darryl Goodner in discussing the wild and ridiculous racist tropes in the food you know, and probably love. While also dismantling those tropes and creating something new.
Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture
In 2019, a Black person can walk in Walgreens and they cannot refuse you service because of the color of your skin. We can run schools, organizations and corporations. Delta Airlines cannot say, “we don’t serve Black people.” We can attend any college or university that we like and they cannot openly deny us access because of our race. Why? The answer is simple. As Black people in the United States, every right that we have is a direct result of community organizing. Community organizing is the people directly impacted by a problem, strategizing and building power to win policy change, or resources to improve their quality of life. For our entire history in this country there is a long and committed record of people speaking power to power in order to change their living conditions. Today, we see a resurgence of black led grassroots community organizing. Community organizing is not activism. Join the On the Ground family to learn the difference. This podcast hosted by Jitu Brown, National Director of the Journey for Justice Alliance, is dedicated to “spreading the gospel” of community organizing to the public. We are not in an ivory tower, intellectualizing about what Black people need to do. We are in these streets, waging our struggle for liberation. We are ON THE GROUND.
Categories: Education
Tags: Black People, Children, civil rights, communities of color, Community Organizing, Discrimination, J4J, Jitu Brown, Journey for Justice Alliance, public schools, Racism, social justice
“Unity 101 Conversations. Where Community becomes Unity.Bollywood, Soul, RnB, Health, History, Celebrities, Artists, Neighbours, Friends. Listen and understand Asian, Black and Ethnic community. TAKE THE STEP BE UNITY.”This site is developing, all of the material about 1919 remains available but Unity 101 Radio Station in Southampton, UK is going to give you a magazine that brings together: CULTURE: with conversations with Soul and RnB artists, Bollywood singers and actors, authors and artists from our Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority communities.HISTORY: Already the 1919 material has been a real success but now we will widen that to include short stories acknowledging those that are and those that should be recognised for their achievements. Conversations about moments and movements that our part of our history, coming from experts and from community members that simply want to say why someone matters to them.HEALTH: Not just the facts but how health affects people. Testimony from individuals, families and friends of those affected.BOUNDARIES; There are none. Except we are not intentionally political nor is religion part of the story we want to share about our communities. We know that in this world today almost everything is affected by politics and religion but we will not tell you how to think.EQUALITIES: We have a very clear position about discrimination, whether it is racism, sexism or any other form. We will not tolerate it.
Categories: History, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: Asian, BAME, Black People, Bollywood, communities, english, Hindi, Racism, radio, soul, Unity101
This podcast explores what it is like to navigate the world feeling like or actually being the only one in a given situation. It is a way for us to give voice to Black women and women of the African diaspora to uncover how this hyper-awareness of self affects the ways we live and relate to others. In the isolation of this feeling, we find community and invite the listener to come along for the ride.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: africa, african, african american, black, Black Girl Magic, diaspora, Experience, friends, Fun, girl, girlfriends, lonely, magic, Matriarchy, men, One, only, patriarchy, race, Racism, realness, sexism, solo, Stories, storytelling, USA, woman, women
A series of conversations hearing from individuals, from their own standpoint, what it’s like to grow up black in America; hosted by Derrick Williams and Justin Baker.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: allies, ally, America, bipoc, black, black lives matter, Culture, david wilkinson, derrick williams, diversity, first listen, justin baker, listen, mana 3 media, Podcast, race, Racism, spiritual bypassing, systemic racism, white, white privilege
“Uniting the races with truth instead of dividing them with lies” M-F 6-9am PT call-in: 888-775-3773 – jlptalk.com Jesse’s nonprofit, BOND: “Rebuilding the family by rebuilding the man” – rebuildingtheman.com
Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: african american, Anger, Black Conservative, Black Republican, Black Talk, Blame, BOND, Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, fatherhood, forgiveness, Hate, Healing America, Jesse Lee Peterson, Race Relations, Racism, the Antidote, Victimhood
On our show we catch up with guests to talk about all sorts of things such as our jobs, mental health, relationships and basically everything that we humans experience as we navigate through life.
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Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: gender, humanity, life, mental-health, nutrition, Racism, relationships, Society
How did we get here? A constructive dialogue on the awakening of our minds to the issues of Black America. Often citing Dr. Ibram X. Kendi (author of “How to be an Antiracist”) and Dr. Robin DiAngelo (author of “White Fragility”), the hosts strive to inspire conversation and action amongst White Progressives and People of Color around the Black Lives Matter Movement. Email hosts at info@awakenedinamerica.com for comments or questions.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: America, Antiracism, black, diversity, fragility, inclusion, lives, matter, Optimism, Racism, white