My Seven Black Fathers with William Jawando

11/14/22 • 38 min

Will Jawando’s My Seven Black Fathers tells a deeply affirmative story of hope and respect for men of color at a time when Black men are routinely stigmatized.

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Will Jawando’s My Seven Black Fathers tells a deeply affirmative story of hope and respect for men of color at a time when Black men are routinely stigmatized.

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Jemar and Brea Perry, content distributor for The Witness, talk about the constantly shifting landscape of social media. What is social media good for and what are the hazards? Why is a digital presence so important? What's up with racism in the algorithm? What are some best practices to ethically utilize social media for ministry. This podcast will give you tips and tools as you navigate the world of digital content distribution.

Brea Perry is a graduate of the University of North Carolina Wilmington and now a content distributor for The Witness BCC. In addition to being a writer and a justice-seeker through advocacy for the incarcerated, she’s also a dedicated self-described Black entertainment apologist, championing the work of excellent black creators everywhere. When she’s not doing justice work, you can find her ranting about her favorite pieces of black entertainment on various social platforms. Brea Perry | The Witness (thewitnessbcc.com)

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Hey everyone, Jemar Tisby here and this week we are taking a break from your regularly scheduled Pass The Mic to bring you an episode of Once Upon A Time in Wakanda.

Once Upon A Time in Wakanda is A Witness Podcast from way back in the before times of 2018 that explored the characters and themes of the original Black Panther film and franchise. This week, the show is returning with a spoiler filled review of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Long time listeners will recognize the voices of Earon James and Beau York. Our own Tyler Burns is taking some much-needed personal time out to be with his family, but I hope to be discussing the film with him as soon as possible!

So please sit back relax and enjoy this Pass The Mic feature of 'Once Upon A Time in Wakanda' and be sure to check out the full series at Once Upon A Time In Wakanda: The Black Panther Podcast on Apple Podcasts

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