Podcasts about black inferiority

If you understand the concept of “scared money,” apply it to ‘change'. When addressing problems in the community, hold space for it all—respectfully. Discomfort presents opportunities to grow. Are you a true agent of change? Join us as we deconstruct the final chapter of “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Libby Baeeloo. Visit AfroSoFly.comBecome a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

In a time where everybody is claiming to be “intentional,” what are you choosing to focus your energy on? Join us as we deconstruct Chapter 11 of “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Libby Baeeloo.This episode mentions Dr. Joy DeGruy's Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome https://www.joydegruy.com/post-traumatic-slave-syndromeVisit AfroSoFly.comBecome a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Skin Folk ain't always Kin Folk. We choose to connect and collaborate with Soul Folk. Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Libby Baeeloo and Lewy Lotus. Visit AfroSoFly.comBecome a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Leadership is a powerful skill; however, take time to decipher who you are following and for what reason. Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are at Chapter 9, entitled, “Bred to Be Led.” We are programmed to be passive about change; to regurgitate misinformation and to be limited in thought. How willing are you to tap into your own power? Please THINK. This episode features music from Libby BaeelooThis episode mentions, “Media, Mind Control and You” by Faola Ifagaboyede. Here is the source to review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJn58A9IhXgThis episode mentions Brian Hypolite, @brianhyppoliteRemember to Do Your Own Research!Visit AfroSoFly.com

The ‘bare minimum' is subjective. If you don't raise the bar, what example are you setting for your children? Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Lewy Lotus. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Are you intentional about keeping your dollar within your community or nah? Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Libby Baeeloo and Lewy Lotus. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Are your choices in alignment with your messages? Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Tommi Truthz and Libby Baeeloo. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Mon nom est C. Befoune, et il y a 10 ans encore ma vie n'était que douleurs. Je me sentais pilotée par l'autorité familiale, incapable de prendre la moindre décision ; je semblais vivre la même relation amoureuse toxique, mais avec des hommes différents ; ceux supposés être mes amis contribuaient à mon manque de confiance en moi, et je n'avais absolument aucune visibilité sur le plan professionnel malgré mes diplômes et mon expérience. En bref, j'étais complètement perdue.Aujourd'hui tout est différent, je vis cette vie dont je n'osais rêver : mon indépendance est farouche, mes décisions ne sont pas questionnées, j'ai guéri de mes blessures et assaini mon rapport à l'amour, et j'ai travaillé pour des organisations dont je n'osais même pas prononcer le nom. Mon podcast te donne les outils pour y arriver toi aussi. Si tu ne sais pas par où commencer, alors je te tiendrai la main. Grâce à un accompagnement individuel ou en groupe au sein de Caramel & CO, je t'aide à trouver toi aussi de la clarté et à établir une feuille de route adaptée à ta situation et à ta personnalité unique. --Abonne-toi à ma newsletter et reçois toutes les semaines du contenu qui te permettra d'avancer dans tes réflexions, mais aussi tes actions à 360 degrés. --Dans cet épisode je parle de la belle vie : un bon boulot, de l'argent, une famille aimante, des voyages en jet privé, de beaux vêtements, des sessions de Spa à n'en plus finir, les enfants les plus beaux, les plus adorables, les plus sages… Tout cela semble être à notre portée mais on ne l'a pas. Pourquoi ? -- Ressources mentionnées dans l'épisode :Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority, par Tom Burrell

Too many of us get caught up in “symbolism over substance.” It's killing us, quietly. Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Tommi Truthz. In Loving Memory of Demika Moore from Jamaica Queens, New York. Where is the call for justice when we are murdered by our own folks?! Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Were you raised with your autonomy protected and honored? Did your first lesson on boundaries come in adulthood? Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Tommi Truthz, Lewy Lotus and Libby Baeeloo. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

When your frequency is low, your expectations aren't high enough. Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Tommi Truthz and Libby Baeeloo. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

When you upgrade your thoughts, you upgrade your choices. Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Tommi Truthz, Libby Baeeloo and Lewy Lotus. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

We know the 5 Ws. It's time to redirect our focus to the H—HOW? How do we change? How do we evolve? Join us as we continue to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Lewy Lotus. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

How ya'll living?! Let's get into Chapter 1 of “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Libby Baeeloo and Tommi Truthz. Visit AfroSoFly.com Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/afrosofly

Brothers and Sisters, we have entered a so-called new year with a new book! It's interesting how relevant an unfavorable truth from the past can still be today. Join us as we begin to deconstruct, “Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority” by Tom Burrell. We are Kiva and Kahawia. This episode features music from Libby Baeeloo. Visit AfroSoFly.com

In this episode, we explore the myth of black inferiority. This is a myth that is embedded in our country’s history and was even perpetuated by the church. We’ll explore what the Bible actually says on this issue and why it is, in fact, a myth.

WHAT IS THE SYSTEM OF BLACK INFERIORITY? WHO MANTAINS IT? WHO STARTED IT? WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE? WHAT IS THE SOLUTION? FIND OUT THE ANSWERS TO ALL OF THESE QUESTIONS TONIGHT AT 10PM ON MENTELLECT RADIO(BLOTALK) FEAT THE INTEL.NUBEN MENKARAYZZ/MFA/144000

The ancestors ain’t wait for death like this… They knew no help was coming. Living in a Society that condoned their bondage… A Society that agreed with Black Inferiority, and the proper place of Negro Servitude… They could run… But running was extremely risky, especially from the Deep South. Seeing those who didn’t make it, mutilated and beaten to a pulp, served as a deterrent too many… So, they hoped for death. The Great By and By. Freedom in the sky. The only freedom on which they could rely. Death. Would. Come. Death wouldn’t disappoint. Death wouldn’t fail. White man couldn’t stop you from dying. Massa couldn’t stop Death from taking you to freedom…couldn’t snatch you from Death’s sacred embrace. So when all other hope of freedom had been dashed and become a distant memory they could barely remember, they hoped for Death to visit. Death: The Great Liberator… But we don’t hope for Death anymore. We take the liberation of Death for granted. We no longer hope for freedom so much that we would die. (Give me Liberty or give me Death.) For it has become well, it is well, with our souls…right here in Egypt. And so, since we know Death will come whether or not we desire freedom: we simply bide our time till we die. The Church has taught us to reconcile ourselves to our oppression…to hope for nothing more than a little more milk and honey in the land of our oppression. Bargaining with our oppressor for just enough “justice” for these times…even when that “justice” is void of any sort of brotherly and sisterly love. God is love and the Jesus is God. And the Body of Christ leads the people to seek after the affections of brothers and sisters who refuse to demonstrate love. We have to confront that reality. No? To speak about it honestly, confessing the truth of where we are so that we might be convicted…convinced that this must no longer stand so that we are converted - following a different path: a path that leads unto freedom, love and peace. No? If you think we need to work out a different way for ourselves…to gain a different sense of direction. Or a sense for a different direction… Then Pr. Jimmie and I share this dialogue and invite you to join the discussion and share your thoughts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHHvdLYtBzs&sub_confirmation=1

Dr. Sharlene Sinegal Decuir is an Associate Professor and History Department Chair at Xavier Univerity of Louisiana (XULA), the nation's only historically black and catholic university. Dr. Sinegal Decuir opens up and shares her personal experiences with "The Network," detailing how she found herself, the challenges she faced on her way to tenure and what America must do to stop repeating its mistakes. Instagram: @sharlenesinegal Twitter: @drsdecuir Website: www.sinegal-decuir.com or xula.com (Dr. Sinegal Decuir can be found under History Dept.) Current reading/Recommended Reads: How to be an Antiracist, Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History or Racist Ideas in America, Ibram X. Kendi Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans, Harriet A. Washington The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, Michelle Alexander At the Dark End of the Street: Black Women, Rape and Resistance: A New History of the Civil Rights Movement from Rosa Parks to the Rise of Black Power, Danielle McGuire Gender & Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of Jim Crow in North Carolina, Glenda Gilmore White Fragility: Why it's so Hard for White People to Talk About Racism, Robin Diangelo Slavery by Another Name: The Race Enslavement of Black America from the Civil War to WWII, Douglas Blackmon Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority, Tom Burrell Currently listening/Recommended Music: Country: Kane Brown, Darius Rucker, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs Old School/90s R&B: Tevin Campbell, Monica, XScape, Mary J. Blige etc New School: Megan the Stallion, Cardi B Recommended Podcasts: The Network with Michael Prejean (!shameless plug!) Finally, "You Didn't Ask," but..."Save your money & pay your bills on time. Speak and live your own truth. Be the bearer of your own bones. We are allowed to make mistakes, learn from them." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mike493/message

In this episode we interview 2X Grammy Award Winner, Speech of Arrested Development. Join us as we his new 3-part documentary 'The N@#&A Factory' which argues that Hip Hop has become a new tool of White Supremacy to monetize black bodies to perpetuate an ideology of black inferiority to a global audience.     You can watch the first two parts for free on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzccBh6Rweo&t=95s.  To keep up with Speech and Arrested Development Tour Dates, visit his website at https://www.brotherspeech.com.  

Many upwardly mobile African Americans suffer from inferiority complexes. They compare themselves to others and feel like they're not quite good enough. In this episode of Your Culture IS Your Brand, Obafemi explores the Black inferiority complex and how you can overcome it with five proven steps. LEARN MORE ObafemiO.com/podcast

It’s the second and final part of our 2 Faces of Midrand series and it ends with a bang. Blaque Nubon takes the four flags that Roydon Frost used in the first sermon of the series and shows how they impact Black people. Creation, Fall, Redemption and Restoration play a vital part in how black people should see their own identity and Blaque Nubon helps spell this out in an interesting and loving way. Topics covered in this sermon: Black Inferiority. Black pain. Black pride. How can I forgive when equality has not happened yet? Will a rainbow nation ever be achieved in our lifetime?

DISCUSSING THE DEPROGRAMMING OF WHITE SUPREMACY AND BLACK INFERIORITY COMPLEX.... YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS TONIGHT'S SHOW!!!!

The Crew Takes a deeper look into the social constructs which have led many to believe that "white is right" when it comes to intelligence and genetics. Intro music provided by Mr. Wildenfree (@mrwildenfree) – "Bull Shxt (ft. Klass)" [prod. by Anno Domini] off of the album "&"! Outro music provided by Jean Doe (@itsjeandoe) – "Holy Bread" ft. Mr. Wildenfree [prod. by Jean Doe] Instrumental break provided by Nancenz from Controllerise  

 Angela P. Dodson documents one of the longest, most hard-won struggles for civil rights in our country’s history. Her approach to this history is inclusive, detailing the contributions of activists from various movements, women and men, of different races, religions and politics who helped bring about the victory to secure the right to vote for women. She also documents women’s political gains since that milestone. This book, complete with beautiful photographs and illustrations, will help facilitate the conversation about how far women have come and where they are headed politically. Angela P. Dodson, CEO of Editorsoncall LLC.  and a contributing editor for Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, has served as senior editor for The New York Times and executive editor of Black Issues Book Review. She has written and edited newspaper and magazine articles, feature stories and books. She is married to Michael I. Days, editor for reader engagement and vice president of Philadelphia Media Network, and author of “Obama’s Legacy: What He Accomplished as President.” They live in Trenton, NJ.  She is a graduate of Marshall University and earned a master’s degree at American University. As an editor, Angela has worked on such books as “n Charge: Finding the Leader in You, by Myles Munroe, He Is Risen: Reflections on Easter and the Forty Days of Lent, by Richard Abanes, and Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority”by Tom Burrell.  

Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority written by Tom Burrell, is a book about “the greatest propaganda campaign of all time”: the concept of black inferiority. In this episode, I discuss the book's theories on racial stereotypes and its exploration of the lingering effects of slavery on the Black psyche and community. Visit NoireHistoir.com for show notes and video.

Today Novemeber 19th show we will focus on the re-emergence of black fatherhood and how the black father is having a bigger role in the family and the community. We will have success stories of black fathers who beat back the notion of absent fatherhood is the norm and the men who are helping reverse the course of the stigma that black men are absent! We will also discuss black community building and how do whites have the upper hand on upper mobility and community building in this country. The answers might shock you. Tune in today at 5pm Central Standard Time to Rant Radio To call in dial 347-826-9600 press option 1 to talk.

Host: Queen Nzingha  OPENING THE DIALOGUE ON RACE !!!!!!!! As we continue to deal with the effects of Slavery in 2013, we will begin to tackle the root of the problems we're facing today, starting with White Supremacy and Black Inferiority. My guest today is Brother Brian E. Muhammad, he and I will have dialogue opening up the discussion of race and continue to bring on guest who will speak to this issue, whether scholarly  or just your everyday Brother and Sister, we are all affected by these diseases of the Mind.

Open Forum:  "The new black Hatred of whites." and Racism. One scripture these black people use to justify their hatred follows:  Roman 9:13 (kjv) As it is written,  "Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated."  They say Esau was hairy and red which they say is the white  man.They then say God hated the white man and we can too.                                              ~~~~ Later a recording from  the "Racism Institution" at Fisk University a white lady tell how her people have controlled blacks by serious systems of racism!! Call on your cell 760 283 0838. VISIT OUR SITE:  www.fivesmoothstones.webs.com Awake Zion put on thy strength!!

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Welcome to NO! The Rape Documentary website where we are committed to ending rape, sexual assault, and other forms of violence against women. For more information, please go to: Break The Silence, Stop All Forms of Sexual Violence Almost since the conception of the idea/vision for the feature length documentary that has evolved into NO!, Aishah Shahidah Simmons, an incest and rape survivor, has been on the international road raising awareness about rape, sexual assault, and other forms of violence against women; and the critical non-negotiable need to end it. Little did she know that her vision and her commitment would be tested over and over and over again on multiple seen and unseen levels. Nor did she know that it would take a full 13-years before her full vision would wo/manifest. "...Aishah Shahidah Simmons, producer, writer, and director of NO! The Rape Documentary, boldly confronts the scourge of racial, gender, and sexual oppression, and its violent manifestations. Simmons, who understands the power of mass media, almost single-handedly put together a film that utilizes individual testimonials, scholarship, spirituality, activism, and culture to bring the reality of rape and other forms of sexual and physical abuse to the forefront of public conversation." --Thomas Burrell, Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority, © 2010, Smiley Books-- View The Trailers For NO! & Breaking Silences Listen To What People Are Saying About These Resources Across The United States & Internationally This Portuguese, French, and Spanish subtitled, feature-length, internationally acclaimed, award-winning documentary, its two-hour supplemental educational video, and the accompanying 100-page study guide explore the international realities of rape, sexual assault and other forms of violence against women through the first person testimonies, scholarship, spirituality, activism and cultural work of African-Americans. They are being used globally in grassroots and mainstream movements to end rape, sexual assault, and other forms of violence against women. We invite you to join Aishah in her work to end rape, sexual assault, and other forms of gender-based violence globally.

Original Air Date: December 08, 2010: Tom Burrell, Marketing communications pioneer and Advertising Hall of Fame inductee Burrell revolutionized the image of African Americans in television and changing the face of American advertising. During his tenure as a top advertising executive, he coined the now-famous phrase, “Black people are not dark-skinned white people.” His award-winning work promoted positive and realistic images of blacks and acknowledged the purchasing power of the African American community. In 2007 Burrell founded the Resolution Project, theresolutionproject.us, a nonprofit organization that promotes intra-racial dialogue and community-based new media “stop the brainwash” campaigns. “Our task is to use propaganda to eradiate negative images and replace them with a bombardment of positive words and images.” He also plans to launch the New B's, a catalyst for stimulating thought and more dialogue. He lives in Chicago's South Loop area. BRAINWASHED: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority is his first book. Velina Brown, director, African American Shakespeare Company & Khamara Pettus, Cinderella up at the African American Art & Culture Complex, 762 Fulton Street, SF, December 3-19, 2010. Visit (415) 762-2071, http://www.african-americanshakes.org Also at the AACC is Nannette Y. Harris, artist, "Rhapsody in Blues" at the Sargent Johnson Gallery through January 2, 2011. There are 31 paintings from President Barack Obama to James Brown. We close with curator Malik Seneferu, whose "ZOMBIE: The Resurrection of Fela Kuti" is up through January 2, 2011, in the Hall of Culture; Gallery Hours: Tues - Sat; 12 Noon - 5 p.m. This exhibition is resurrect and celebrate the spirit of a composer, activist, pioneer, revolutionary...Fela Kuti.Born Olu-Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Oct. 15, 1938 in Abeokuta, Nigeria. Artist talk Dec. 9, 2011, 6 PM to 9 PM. http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/malik-seneferu.html?viewcomplete=true Music: We Insist: Freedom Now Suite

Tom Burrell, Marketing communications pioneer and Advertising Hall of Fame inductee Burrell revolutionized the image of African Americans in television and changing the face of American advertising. During his tenure as a top advertising executive, he coined the now-famous phrase, “Black people are not dark-skinned white people.” His award-winning work promoted positive and realistic images of blacks and acknowledged the purchasing power of the African American community. In 2007 Burrell founded the Resolution Project, theresolutionproject.us, a nonprofit organization that promotes intra-racial dialogue and community-based new media “stop the brainwash” campaigns. “Our task is to use propaganda to eradiate negative images and replace them with a bombardment of positive words and images.” He also plans to launch the New B's, a catalyst for stimulating thought and more dialogue. He lives in Chicago's South Loop area. BRAINWASHED: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority is his first book. Velina Brown, director, African American Shakespeare Company & Khamara Pettus, Cinderella up at the African American Art & Culture Complex, 762 Fulton Street, SF, December 3-19, 2010. Visit (415) 762-2071, http://www.african-americanshakes.org Also at the AACC is Nannette Y. Harris, artist, "Rhapsody in Blues" at the Sargent Johnson Gallery through January 2, 2011. There are 31 paintings from President Barack Obama to James Brown. We close with curator Malik Seneferu, whose "ZOMBIE: The Resurrection of Fela Kuti" is up through January 2, 2011, in the Hall of Culture; Gallery Hours: Tues - Sat; 12 Noon - 5 p.m. This exhibition is resurrect and celebrate the spirit of a composer, activist, pioneer, revolutionary...Fela Kuti.Born Olu-Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Oct. 15, 1938 in Abeokuta, Nigeria. Artist talk Dec. 9, 2011, 6 PM to 9 PM. http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/malik-seneferu.html?viewcomplete=true Music: We Insist: Freedom Now Suite, Triptych: Prayer/Protest/Peace

Tom Burrell, a 45-year veteran of the advertising industry and an inductee of the Advertising Hall of Fame, calls the marketing of the myth of Black Inferiority to justify slavery within a democracy "one of the greatest propaganda campaigns of all time." Marketing communications pioneer and Advertising Hall of Fame inductee Tom Burrell is credited with revolutionizing the image of African Americans in television and changing the face of American advertising. His award-winning work promoted positive and realistic images of blacks and acknowledged the purchasing power of the African American community. Burrell is the founder of The Resolution Project, a nonprofit organization that promotes intra-racial dialogue and community-based new media “stop the brainwash” campaigns. He lives in Chicago's South Loop area.