Anti-Racism School Is In Session™ Podcast
Ashani MfukoAnti-Racism School Is In Session™, is a global educational training platform, to educate, inform, and illuminate issues around systemic racism, anti-Black racism, and systemic oppression, in America, specifically for the purpose of creating a safer, more beautiful, more equitable world, for all people.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | How ToEducation | ||||
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THE WAR ON DEI, IS DEI A BAD THING? ANTI-RACISM SCHOOL IS IN SESSION SEASON 2, EPISODE 2
In this episode, we discuss the war on DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion), and some of the lies and misconceptions that have been spread about DEI. I also a... more
In this episode, we discuss the importance of acknowledging and addressing America's racist past, rather than trying to ignore or run away from it. We explore how the powers that be have historically chosen to lie, deny, and whitewash the truth about... more
In this first episode of my podcast, I'm sharing 10, crucial questions you should always ask during conversations about racism. Be sure to watch the full episode, and then post your #1 takeaway from what I shared in the comments below.
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Are you too nice to be racist? In this episode, I’m breaking down the distinct difference between a racist mindset or behavior, vs. a racist identity, plus I’m explaining what white privilege actually is, and what it's not. Find out if you are too ni... more
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This podcast is an invaluable tool in one’s anti-racism journey. I especially appreciate Ms Mfuko’s teaching style of repeating phrases, concepts, or historical information that our American school systems whitewashed/omitted. Plus the call-to-action of taking 5 minutes after each episode to research a topic that was offered in the episode, which she introduces in the opening introduction and reminds us about again in closing the episode. High quality, generous, easy-to-comprehend teaching style... more
Apple Podcasts5MorganReed
United States2 years ago - The Time Is Now
All Americans have a responsibility to reflect on their genealogy, family dynamics, individual life in general, and identify how and where racism has been present. I have the perspective of a white woman whose family and ancestry comes from the South, and has a very complicated and clear involvement in American slavery. This year I wanted to make a commitment to doing genealogical research to find out more specific details on my own family’s participation in relationship to slavery specifically,... more
Apple Podcasts5Cherry2104!United States2 years ago - 5 stars
Easy listening, super informative. Thank you so much. Making all my white friends listen!
Apple Podcasts5twistyvic
Canada2 years ago
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Focused on systemic racism and anti-Black racism, this audio series provides educational insights aimed at fostering a more equitable society. Through engaging discussions, listeners are invited to confront uncomfortable truths about racism's historical and contemporary impact, and are encouraged to take action in their communities. The show offers practical advice, emphasizes personal accountability, and promotes support for marginalized voices, making it a critical resource for anyone committed to anti-racist work.
Listeners can expect to hear deeply personal narratives, interactive probing, and a focus on actionable steps for meaningful change. By highlighting systemic issues, alongside education and activism, the series cultivates a sp... more
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