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The Other Martin
Le Soapbox
06/15/20 • 34 min
The image of Martin Luther King Jr we get today from mainstream media and the school system is of an ultimate pacifist who believed in white America all the way to his bloody end. Today on Le Soapbox, Baudelaire, via Martin's "Three Evils of Society" speech, paints a more accurate depiction of what the iconic Civil Rights leader believed.
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All Black Lives
Le Soapbox
03/01/21 • 35 min
The Black community is not the only community with anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments but on this episode of Le Soapbox, Baudelaire speaks to the Black community and explains how Black LGBTQ+ liberation is directly tied to Black liberation and if how our creating a safe space for our LGBTQ+ siblings to be their best and most honest selves, then creates a better and stronger Black community as a whole.
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The Other Malcolm
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07/06/20 • 35 min
There is no black leader with a legacy more misconstrued than Malcolm X. There are even black people who feed into the idea that Malcolm was at best, an irresponsible black leader who's methods were not as effective, or rational as the peaceful Martin Luther King. Today on Le Soapbox, via his "Ballet or The Bullet" speech, Baudelaire clears up many misconceptions about the iconic leader and explains his political and economic philosophy at his time of death, Black Nationalism.
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My Brother's Keeper
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06/22/20 • 21 min
Black men have specific obstacles in America that no other people can relate to. The complexities of what it means to be a man and that understanding as one grows up is only multiplied in its difficulty by the systemic barriers in our society that black men must overcome. Today on Le Soapbox, Baudelaire speaks on mentorship, and how though it will not completely fix all the problems black men face today, it could make a noticeable difference.
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Bonus Episode 2: FTP
Le Soapbox
06/12/20 • 27 min
In the second bonus episode Baudelaire takes one voice memo regarding the recent police murders. Baudelaire then goes on to discuss the dismantling of police departments, and people's inability to support the protests "because of the looting" or "because they know/are related to a cop".
To be featured in future bonus episodes record a voice memo on your phone and send the memo to [email protected]
Pan-Africanism
Le Soapbox
03/08/21 • 39 min
Pan-Africanism is the unity of African people no matter where they live on this earth. In the second season finale, Baudelaire dives into why Pan-Africanism may be the greatest threat to the global systems of white supremacy and capitalism, and may be the only hope of African people all over the world.
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Season II.
Le Soapbox
01/29/21 • 3 min
Season II of Le Soapbox will start on Feb 1st 2021! In this quick episode, Baudelaire explains the theme of this upcoming season.
Farrakhan
Le Soapbox
02/22/21 • 56 min
Louis Farrakhan is a man with a complicated legacy. Though loved my many in the Black community, Farrakhan is usually spoken of in mainstream media with words like "anti-semite" and "racists" sure to follow. On this episode of Le Soapbox, Baudelaire dives into why Farrakhan is loved by so many, and where those who hate him may be misunderstanding his message.
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Bonus Episode 5: Bau & Dro
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07/19/20 • 48 min
What was planned as a season overview became two brothers reviewing their path to consciousness. In between a few episode recaps, Baudelaire and Evandro (@Dread_EM) talk on the phone about how their fifteen year friendship led to both men having their current understanding of the situation for Black people in America.
His-Story (Racism's Roots)
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06/01/20 • 27 min
We all understand racism is prevalent in our society but has this been incurable? Is it possible that racism is inevitable as long as we have our current school curriculum? On the first episode of Le Soapbox Baudelaire dives into why and how the education system perpetuates racism. The episode also touches on how knowing one's history can affect ones view of themselves and the world.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Le Soapbox have?
Le Soapbox currently has 18 episodes available.
What topics does Le Soapbox cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Le Soapbox?
The episode title 'Bonus Episode 4: Tired But Focused' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Le Soapbox?
The average episode length on Le Soapbox is 30 minutes.
How often are episodes of Le Soapbox released?
Episodes of Le Soapbox are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Le Soapbox?
The first episode of Le Soapbox was released on May 23, 2020.
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