Tag: civil rights
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Policing Black Bodies
On this episode of Systemic, our host Dan Kimbrough sits down with Dr. Melissa Anyiwo. Dr. Anyiwo is an Associate Professor of History and…
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Muslim In America
When looking at American media, images and portrayals of Middle Easterners and Muslims have always had a negative and terroristic focus. Given that the…
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Academic Diversity Directors
Underrepresented students (while we acknowledge that that term includes a wide swath, for this podcast, we’re referring to race and ethnicity) entering predominantly white…
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Reframing Black History
Black history month is usually spent retelling the same stories and highlighting the same figures. And while it is important that we don’t forget…
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Race and Religion
In this episod,e our host, Dan Kimbrough, talks with Rev. Joshua Brockway, who is an ordained minister in the Church of the Brethren where…
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What is Kwanzaa?
In this episode, our host Dan Kimbrough will explain the history, importance, and practices of Kwanzaa. While many still hold the idea that Kwanzaa…
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Act to Engage
In this episode of systemic, we talk with award-winning journalist Ernest Owens about his journey as a black queer man, his work to help…
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Model Minority Myth
In 1966 the New York Times wrote an article that first referred to Chinese-Americans as the Model Minority. It explained that during a time…
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Critical Race Theory
Critical Race Theory teaches the truth about American history. The actual truth – good, bad, or otherwise. Learning this truth can be painful, uncomfortable,…
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Podcast Update
Creating a podcast about systemic racism, while experiencing it and seeing it play out day to day, can take a toll. One I wasn’t…