Ep67- Introducing Season 6: The Case of Black Lives Matter

09/15/20 • 13 min

This episode is the first of a season of seven where the host explores what black lives matter means to her on a personal level and then engages with others to find out what it means to them as well. To learn more about this episode and to access the show notes, please visit our webpage.

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The Case of ESH (Ep61)

In this episode, the host returns (from an extended break) with a conversation about her continued commitment to Empowerment Starts Here (ESH). She talks about the six episode gap (between Ep55-Ep60); about being on autopilot from one major project to the next (without time to reflect and recalibrate her destination); and about what is new since she has been away. In the reflection, you will be invited to think with Angela about the school house as a basin in our society and truly consider the ways in which education coincides (or not) with social change work.

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Ep68-The Case of BLM with Henry Leonard

In this episode, Henry Leonard talks about public education and black lives matter through the lens of a union worker. He also shares his perspective on life as a contested experience for blacks yet a privileged experience for whites. Finally, in the close out, the host will consider white supremacy and its relatedness to the education of black minds.