An Essential Resource from Two Insightful and Unique Voices
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“Equal parts informative and entertaining, Black& reminds us that engaging in, and especially for white folks, LISTENING TO difficult conversations about race from Black perspectives remains a vital first step toward dismantling white supremacy. As a white listener, I pondered new questions and am eager to discuss several of the complex issues raised in the first episode with my white friends and family members. I strongly recommend it to white folks looking for guidance on how they can work to dismantle white supremacy in their daily lives. I especially like the “action item” segment planned for the end of each episode. Additionally, April and Johnathan’s vulnerability and candor throughout make for fascinating and thought-provoking listening. As a professor, I find students are increasingly seeking accessible (yet still challenging) resources exploring how to combat systems of oppression, particularly in audiovisual formats. The ongoing conversations this podcast will likely elicit will greatly complement existing anti-racist and critical whiteness studies literature. Looking forward to future episodes!”
EileenMarie716 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/21/19
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“Such a great listen! Learning from these two is so valuable. Keep up the great work.”
grace club via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/24/19
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“This show is a nonstop flow of anal leakage. It’s literally just old fashioned racism hit with a dash of NeoMarxist class theory and dressed up in social justice packaging. These people do nothing but spew hate and incite racial division while cosplaying as activists”
not blind via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/27/24
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“I love the way April and Johnathan bring really relevant and personal topics to each episode. I love how they honor each other whether they agree or disagree. My knowledge and understanding, as a white woman, about my whiteness has been a real benefit to my life. I think what captivated me to...”Read full review »
sarah narayana via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/14/20
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