The intersection between toxic masculinity and white supremacy is one that deserves another look, don’t you think? On today’s episode we dive back into the ideas discussed last week with artist, poet, and educator, Kyle ‘Guante’ Tran Myhre. Join us as we further explore the violence of normality, the ways that white supremacy doesn’t exclusively…
Poetry and art can move us in a way that lectures or courses cannot, am I right? THIS is why today’s guest loves this medium and uses it so powerfully in his social activism work, particularly around white supremacy and toxic masculinity. In this episode, we’re joined by poet, educator, and activist, Kyle ‘Guante’ Tran…
Originally Released June 28, 2021 If you know better, you can do better. Join us in today’s episode, where we’re joined by writer, journalist, and antiracism coach, Courtney Napier, to explore the role our ancestors play in our lives as well as the illusions and fuckery of white supremacy that affects us all. We’re…
Originally Released JAN 11, 2021 This episode is a fan favorite. So much happened last week in this country that we just had to create a bonus episode to share our conversation around it. For the first time in history, Georgia is blue with its first Black man as senator! And on the same…
When you hear a lot of conversations around racism and white supremacy, it can be easy to assume that it’s just a Black and white thing. But we don’t believe that’s true, and in today’s episode we’re debriefing last week’s conversation with Dr. Reiland Rabaka where we discussed this as well as radical inclusivity and…
What exactly IS radical inclusivity and what does it have to do with Critical Race Theory? On today’s episode we’re excited to be joined by Dr. Reiland Rabaka, to dive into this with us and explain how radical inclusivity goes beyond race. Dr. Rabaka is a professor of African, African American, and Caribbean Studies in…
As published on Devex.com, July 7, 2014 Cross-cultural collaboration. Why is it so hard? As international development practitioners, we are typically working toward the same well-intentioned goal. If our interests are aligned, then why isn’t it easier? Well, many reasons: funding, deadlines, limited or misdirected resources, language differences … the list goes on. But…
Too often, we leave trust up to chance. We think it will just happen naturally over time. And sometimes that is true. But often this is not the case, especially when working with people who seem very different from ourselves. Here is what I see working with corporate clients: people are assigned to work together…
You are facing a deadline for a big presentation. Time is flying. The content is just not coming together. Your mind races. You sit at your desk and bury your head in your hands. An attentive colleague walks up and says, “You look stressed! You should take a walk or get a massage.” You think,…
[Published March 9, 2020] Yesterday, I stood and stared at two grocery bags in my basement. Four boxes of spaghetti. Two bottles of children’s Tylenol. One large bottle of antibacterial soap. Then I looked back to my phone and re-read the text from my neighbor. The doctors diagnosed her with Stage 4 lung cancer,…
