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Today I have on Leron Barton, Millicent Cho, and Mtume Gant to discuss the movie “Last Black Man in San Francisco.” Part 2 of 2.
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Today I have on Leron Barton, Millicent Cho, and Mtume Gant to discuss the movie “Last Black Man in San Francisco.” Part 1 of 2.
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On this episode we have T. and Ken. In the past we had an episode about millenials that ruffled some feathers, so this time we deliver our long-promised episode where we criticize our generation, Gen X.
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On this episode we have T. and Ken. We discuss the phenomenon of gentrification and neoliberal identity politics that ignores Black people even as it displaces them.
The theory that T. discusses of how frumpiness works in fashion trend circles and how it works against women who aren’t considered conventionally attractive is taken from Amanda Mull’s article “The Myth of Pulling it Off.” https://nylon.com/articles/skinny-privilege-myth-pulling-it-off
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In Part 2 of a 5-part series, D. Mills discusses with guest Malika Bee how the educational system affects Black students and families specifcially, but families in general. Part 1 can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/champagnesharks/cs-127-walking-the-plank-pt-1-feat-malika-bee-10232018
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In Part 2 of a 5-part series, D. Mills discusses with guest Malika Bee how the educational system affects Black students and families specifcially, but families in general. Part 1 can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/champagnesharks/cs-127-walking-the-plank-pt-1-feat-malika-bee-10232018
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Today we welcome Oxford Kondo (http://twitter.com/oxford_kondo) to discuss whether it’s racist for Game of Thrones to be so white, and on the flipside the trend of casting minorities to play white characters, including racebending (changing traditionally white characters to black, or even using nonwhite actors to play white historical figures in biopics). Escape from Plan A magazine and podcast can be supported here: https://www.patreon.com/join/planamag
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Not gonna lie, there’s no reason for the title. I’ve just always wanted to use that reference.
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Today we spoke to Andray Domise, a contributing editor at Maclean’s magazine, and a regular contributor to the Globe and Mail, as well as VICE Canada. Part 2 is available to Patreon subscribers here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/25977153
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Today we welcome Anders Lee (http:twitter.com/andersleehere), comic and co-host of the podcast Pod Damn America (https://soundcloud.com/poddamnamerica) to discuss his new one-person show on autism, “Dummy”. You can find more info about the show including future dates and how to purchase tickets at https://www.facebook.com/DummyShow/.