Podcasts about blacktopia

Robert Jay LiftonSURVIVING OUR CATASTROPHESResilience and Renewal from Hiroshima to the COVID-19 PandemicChris Carosawww.HamburgerDreams.comDerrick DarbyA Realistic Blacktopiahttps://global.oup.com/academic/product/a-realistic-blacktopia-9780197622124?cc=us&lang=en&This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3240061/advertisement

Susan Allan is a world-renowned life coach and relationship coach offering unique tools and skills and dating advice to create and transform marriages and all relationships. Since 1975 Susan has devoted her life to acquiring proven tools and developing a unique system, Heartspace®, so that you can learn to create greater peace, love, cooperation, joy and success in every relationship and environment. https://heartspacesolutions.com/Dana Dorfman, MSW, PhD, is a New York City based psychotherapist with 30 years experience treating adolescents and parents in her private practice, schools, and agency settings. Dr. Dorfman is regularly interviewed and quoted in the media on mental health topics and was the co-host of a parenting podcast, 2 Moms on the Couch. Her book When Worry Works responds to one of the primary sources of the nation's worsening adolescent mental health crisis – achievement pressure. https://drdanadorfman.com/Dr. Derrick Darby is a Henry Rutgers professor of philosophy. He is the founding director of the Rutgers Social Justice Solutions Research Collaboratory and also directs its renowned Summer Institute for Diversity in Philosophy. His book A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight suggests that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. https://doingtheknowledge.weebly.com/This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3240061/advertisement

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-american-studies

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/philosophy

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/political-science

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/public-policy

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/politics-and-polemics

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/law

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the United States, unjust disparities in things like income, opportunity, health, safety, and education tightly track racial categorizations of the US population. An intuitive approach to social justice calls us to look to the sites of the greatest disadvantage, and take measures aimed at relieving them. This approach favors “race specific” policies for pursuing justice. However, that kind of rationale is increasingly vulnerable in a country that's largely convinced that it has achieved a “post-racial” condition. Hence the remaining disparities remain, but are explained away by appeals to alleged faults of those who suffer under them. In A Realistic Blacktopia: Why We Must Unite to Fight (Oxford UP, 2023), Derrick Darby defends a different approach. According to Darby, the psychological and social realities of the United States suggest that we must adopt a non-race-specific social justice agenda, explicitly tying our efforts to mitigate unjust inequalities that track racial categorization to “big tent” initiatives to broaden and deepen democratic inclusion for citizens as such. Robert Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University.

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Tune in to the Blacktopia Black Business Power Panel on Oct. 28th at 9:00 PM Eastern. Powerful Business professionals will unite on Oct. 28th via Blogtalk Radio to discuss business, making money, power moves, and economic empowerment!   Sponsored by Marie's Home http://www.MariesHomeLLC.com  Headliner / Key Speaker:  Shantel Archbold of Marie's Home LLC Guest Panelist Include Zhe L. Scott (The SEO Queen / SEO Expert) Lawanda Kay (of Sisterhood Services and United) Teirra Cooper (Travel Agent / XPerience Travel 356) Linda B. (Rapper / Businesswoman / Saleswoman) A. Brytney Reeves (Financial Expert / Businesswoman) Moderated by Jonathan Coleman

Join us in Blacktopia for this episode of PC Rewind, where white women faint …And magical black folks cure white folks love lives! https://pcrewind.carrd.co

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Nima and Big Woo kick it witth the founder of Blacktopia

We are BACK with an all new DIGITAL MEET AND GREET with hosts Some Guy Named Jay and JT with guest Elijah Irvy to discuss his book and we will also talk about our experience at the Blacktopia Soulful Saturday event.  Tune in! 

PR agent Jonathan Coleman talks the difference between public relations and marketing and campaigning, networking, as well as the importance of public relations representations and how it can benefit your artistry and or business brand.  Ig:@jayfornow email:info@themediablast.net fb groups to follow: Blacktopia  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kita-gee/message

A minisode!! Talking about envisioning the future where reconnect to the earth and womxn as leaders. What would that look like? - hosted by Resilience 2032 support their Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/resilience2032/resilience2032 Check their youtube for the conversation - this was the prequel to the game play i was partaking in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A1ru3pa09Y&list=PLFoGK1AWJdibt3JMjwrAIuWaTh6zYrmOT Invited by Audrey from https://ancestralfuturesorg.wordpress.com/ Ancestral Futures is a non-profit, speculative literary arts and education organization, fiscally sponsored through 501(c)3 partnerships. As well as Perfectionism and how it holds us back Doing it Scared Celebrate every step. Cheers to being apart of the future Utopia. Black and brown womxn will be there! So many links so little time. ⁣ It’s all here !

http://www.Blacktopia.org Healthcare professional and Oxzgen Rep Juanita Perkins will join us on tonight's Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio to discuss Oxzgen Products, Healthcare and more.  We will also discuss various topics in the community as well as usual.   With hosts iAMyssRae and Some Guy Named Jay along with additonal commentary from Radiah Johnson AKA Star and Reginald Thompson.  Tune in.

http://www.Blacktopia.org  In this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio we will have mental health professional Chenaya Johnson.  She will talk about her upcoming projects, books and upcoming web series Therapeutic Adventures.  

http://www.Blacktopia.org With this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio we will have guest Corey "Big Woo" Woods to talk about Big Woo Radio, upcoming projects and more!  With hosts Some Guy Named Jay, iAmMyssRae, with additional commentary from Radiah "Star" Johnson and Reginald Thompson.  

http://www.blacktopia.org  In this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with hosts #iaMyssRae and Some Guy Named we will have rising Detroit rapper Stacklynn Clyde as a guest to talk about his music and new single "Outlet".  Get updates on Stacklynn Clyde at http://www.GangstaClyde.com

http://www.blacktopia.org  Prominent businesswoman, author, humanitarian, and host of the popular Mahogany Bronze Hour ELLA JOHNSON will join us on Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio to discuss all her projects, current events and more!  Hosted by iAMyssRae with additional commentary by Reginald Thomspon.  

http://www.blacktopia.org  Radio host / entertainer KENDRA DEE will be a guest on Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio again to discuss many of her upcoming projects such as appearances, podcasts and Kendra Dee uncut.  Tune in!  Hosted by #iAMyssRae, Some Guy Named Jay and additional commentary by Radiah Johnson.  

www.blacktopia.org On this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with host #iaMyssRae and Some Guy Named Jay our guest will be Dominique Henderson AKA DC Can Cook, a vegan / plant based chef here to share her experiences with the audience, give tips and advice on how to transition over to becoming vegan and how to create some great vegan dishes!   Tune in!!  

Fusion artist Reime Schemes returns to Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio to talk about his new music.  http://www.Blacktopia.org http://www.ReimeSchemesbiz.com  iAMyssRae has an all new BlackFacts and Radiah Johnson will join us as well. Some Guy Named Jay is in the building. As for additional topics, callers are always welcome to call in and speak their mind.  

http://www.Blacktopia.org On this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio hosted by iAMyssRae and Some Guy Named Jay we will have community Leader Chester Williams along with the ABC2 Foundation World Changers (Coreya Lynch and Joshua Melton) to join us for the Blacktopia Round Table to discuss the community events, the ABC2 Farm and more!   We are also having another edition of "Black Facts"!  Tune in!      

In this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio we will talk with our guest, hip hop recording artist Abdullah.  IamMyssRae will debut her new segment BLACK FACTS in this episode.  We will also break down Dave Chappelle's new Netflix comedy special as well, among other topics.  Join us!

http://www.Blacktopia.org In this edition of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio our guest will be Tracy June who served 10 years in federal prison, and she will discuss her experiences, what it was like and everything and also explain what she did to bounce back.   Hosted by Some Guy Named Jay and Myss Rae.   We are calling this the REAL Orange is the New Black special.    

http://www.blacktopia.org  Entertainment journalist REG will join us for the Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio.

http://www.blacktopia.org  Tune in for an all new Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with guest Radiah Johnson to talk about her book Wet and upcoming movie centered around the book.      

Tune in to an all new Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with hosts Some Guy Named Jay, Adrienne Charleston and Rae with guest JB of Big Woo Radio.  We will also discuss various topics in the black community and the media as well.

Actor / poet Chamber Seven will be a guest on Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio to discuss acting his poetry and more!  We will also have other hot topics as well.  Adrienne Charleston is coming with an all new Butterfly Flow.  

Tune in for a special Blacktopia Round Table talk radio this Tuesday June 18th at 9 p.m. eastern time. Now that the children have graduated high school, and college what's next? Times have changed and the world is constantly changing so what should the youth do next after they graduate? We will discuss that, along with Community leader Chester Williams of the ABC2 Foundation and the World Changers Program. We are open to discuss other topics as well. Adrienne Charleston is coming with an all new Butterfly Flow and Myss Rae is bringing more knowledge, wisdom and entertainment!  

http://www.Blacktopia.org We will discuss various things going on in The Media and the Black community as well.  Our guest will be author Shantina Wilson to discuss her book "Secret Eyes".  

http://www.Blacktopia.org All new Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with guest Elle the No Nonsense Woman.  We will discuss various topics going on in the black community and the media and also talk with Elle about her show "No Nonsense Woman".    

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www.blacktopia.org  Tune in for an all new Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with guest author R. Coxton to talk about the new book release "The Dick Had Me Dizzy" available on Amazon!  We will also discuss other topics in the black community as well.  Join us!

www.blacktopia.org  Tune in for another additon of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with guest rapper SwagSwitcha of the group Symphonic Pheenix Force.  We will discuss various topics in the Black community as well as his new single "I'm Ill".  

WSBI Your Resource For Success Podcast with Host Kimberly McLemore and Guest Audra JimenezI am a BLACK woman living in New York City. A few years ago I was having some passionate, candid and oftentimes uncomfortable conversations with friends and family about being BLACK in America. As I was walking back home I started thinking about what real change would look like. What would be the result of a major societal turnaround, along with a steadfast change in all systems about what it means to be BLACK in America and the rest of the world?Then BLACKTOPIA popped into my head. The first thing I did was Google it to see what the results would be. I just could not believe how misunderstood this term was. A word that, in reality, defines that the Essence of everything BLACK is Perfect!I felt like I had an epiphany, an ah-ha moment. I was thinking about all of the things I could write, create, and design. This T-shirt line is my first step in bringing to life the positive messages of change that I would like to see in the world.Now everyone can Think, Believe, and Appreciate BLACKTOPIA.

www.blacktopia.org   This is an all new additon of Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio and our guest will be singer, rapper, entertainer JameyMo.  We will discuss various topics in the black community so tune in and join us.    

www.blacktopia.org James "JT" Thompson of Big Woo Radio joins us on Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio to discuss various topics.    

Tune in for an all new Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with hosts Adrienne Charleston, Some Guy Named Jay and Miss Rae with guest, proud Blacktopian Nanyaa MiqaaEl.  We will discuss various things in the community as well as the aftermath of Nipsey Hussle's death, and more.  Join us and call in.  http://www.Blacktopia.org 

Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio returns live on April 16th with an interview with Raven of Black Byrd Media who will also join us as the new co-host of the program moving forward.  We will also discuss various other topics in the media and the community as well.  Adrienne Charleston is coming back with an all new "Butterfly Flow" and Some Guy Named Jay will be there too. http://www.Blacktopia.org    

Author : Maurice Broaddus Narrator : Stephanie Malia Morris Host : Mur Lafferty Audio Producer : Adam Pracht Discuss on Forums At the Village Vanguard (Ruminations on Blacktopia) was originally published in Mothership Zeta, issue 5. Contains cursing, racism, and brief mention of drug use. At the Village Vanguard (Ruminations on Blacktopia) By Maurice Broaddus In this, […] Source