Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica krug

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Walking through the valley of the shadow of death ... Earning credibility through self-discrediting disclosure ... The lionization of the lightweights ... The golden age of black heterodoxy ... The mainstreaming of Glenn and John ... Glenn's debate with Shelby Steele, Robert Woodson, and Kmele Foster ... Are we ready to “get past race”? ... The strange case of Jessica Krug ... Darrell Brooks's courtroom performance ...

Walking through the valley of the shadow of death ... Earning credibility through self-discrediting disclosure ... The lionization of the lightweights ... The golden age of black heterodoxy ... The mainstreaming of Glenn and John ... Glenn's debate with Shelby Steele, Robert Woodson, and Kmele Foster ... Are we ready to “get past race”? ... The strange case of Jessica Krug ... Darrell Brooks's courtroom performance ...

From exploiting colonial tax breaks to hijacking an entire cultural identity to falling into the trap of thinking you're a savior to the inequities faced by so many in our communities, this podcast explores it all and calls out the problematic behavior of some high-profile cases. Follow us @piraguapod on social media.Check out the articles mentioned in this podcast:https://prismreports.org/2021/01/07/the-national-lawyers-guilds-outgoing-latina-president-is-a-white-woman/https://prismreports.org/2021/01/14/attorney-who-posed-as-latina-resigns-and-faces-community-accountability/https://www.blacklatinasknow.org/post/the-replay-white-passes-and-black-exclusions-in-latinidad

Am 06.06.2022 starten wir in meinem Gruppenprogramm “Business Bloom” in den letzten 6-wöchigen Sprint vor der Sommerpause. Unter www.lillikoisser.at/bloom findest du alle Inhalte, Kundenstimmen und Preise - und jetzt auch meine neue Website!    Wir dürfen ab sofort außerdem eine neue Bloom-Coachin neben mir im Team begrüßen: Die liebe Eva Hunger, die du vielleicht schon aus unserem Podcast-Interview zum Thema “Chronisch krank und selbstständig” (Folge 9 im #pyjamabusinesspodcast) kennst - oder aus ihrer Kundenstimme auf meiner Website.    In dem Video mit Transkript berichtet sie davon, dass sie durch unsere Zusammenarbeit (in der Mastermind-Gruppe, dem Vorgänger-Angebot zu Business Bloom) ihren Jahresumsatz bereits im Juni erreicht und eine 3-Tage-Woche etabliert hat. Jetzt möchte sie sich auf ihren nächsten Traum konzentrieren: Einen Fantasy-Roman zu schreiben. Als “Nebenjob” hat sie sich gewünscht, mit mir gemeinsam die Bloomies zu unterstützen - und hat damit bei mir genau ins Schwarze getroffen!   Bewirb dich jetzt bis 06.06.2022 um 15 Uhr für Business Bloom, um rechtzeitig zum nächsten Sprint dabei zu sein - und optimal vorbereitet ins zweite Halbjahr zu starten!   In diesen 6 Wochen planen wir dein zweites Halbjahr 2022 im Live-Workshop “Jippie-Juli”, erstellen wir deinen strategischen Content für Juni und Juli, treffen wir uns wöchentlich für Coworking und CEO-Dates (Wochenplanung), kannst du beim wöchentlichen Bloom-Call live von mir gecoacht werden, bekommst du beim Feedback-Call Verbesserungsvorschläge von uns, bist du bei zwei Kundenmagnet-Calls in meinem Onlinekurs dabei, erlebst du zwei monatliche Masterclasses mit mir und Gastexpert*innen, plauderst du beim Kaffeeklatsch ungezwungen mit anderen Bloomies, kannst du einen deiner 3 1:1-Calls mit mir buchen (nach Verfügbarkeit), machst du deine Monatsplanung “Mega-Monat” für Juli und  planst und strukturierst das 3. “Phänomenal-Quartal” 2022 mit uns.    Von Mitte Juli bis Mitte September kannst du die Plattform, App, Chats, Mastermind-Gruppen etc. des Jahresprogramms ganz normal nutzen - aber es finden während der Sommerpause keine wöchentlichen oder monatlichen Live-Calls statt.   Daher ist jetzt der optimale Zeitpunkt, um einzusteigen: Du planst dein Halbjahr, Quartal und Monat mit uns, hast dann massig Zeit und Raum für die Fortbildung mit meinen 3 Onlinekursen für Magnetisches Marketing (oder einfach Erholung) - und bist ab Mitte September absolut bereit für das letzte Quartal!    Für alle Newsletter-Abonnent*innen bzw. Kundenmagnet-Kund*innen gibt es außerdem ein spezielles Angebot, gültig bis 06.06.2022. Abonniere mich jetzt unter www.lillikoisser.at/newsletter, um in den nächsten Tagen davon zu erfahren! Und bewirb dich bei Interesse jederzeit unverbindlich unter www.lillikoisser.at/bloom für das Gruppenprogramm.    Nach deiner Bewerbung erhältst du sofort Zugang zu meinem Online-Training für 0 Euro, in dem ich dir das Programm und die 4 Komponenten für ein Blühendes Business im Detail vorstelle - mit Beispielen, Berechnungen und Kund*innenstimmen für verschiedene Berufsfelder und Geschäftsmodelle!  Seit knapp 5 Monaten dabei sind die 5 Bloomies, die in dieser Podcast-Folge zu Wort kommen. Sie berichten von ihrer Erfahrung nach nicht mal der Hälfte der Zeit im Jahresprogramm - unter anderem davon:   Susanne L. hat ihren Vorjahresumsatz Ende März geknackt - und ihr halbes Umsatz-Jahresziel bereits im April überschritten:    “Ich finde Business Bloom als Gesamtkonzept so extrem wohl durchdacht und alle Elemente super hilfreich und toll - sei es die Masterclasses, die Bloom-Calls, die Einzelsessions mit Lilli, die Coworkings … Aber am allermeisten die regelmäßig stattfindenden Planungssessions.    Weil ich habe jetzt endlich verstanden, wie ich ein großes Jahresziel runterbreche und in kleine, umsetzbare Häppchen zerlege. Das hilft mir extrem, dranzubleiben - und hat dazu geführt, dass ich Ende März bereits meinen Vorjahresumsatz geknackt hatte, Ende April die Hälfte des heuer angepeilten Jahresumsatzes überschritten hatte und immer seit Jänner jetzt 6 - 8 Wochen im Vorhinein gebucht bin.    Was mir am allerallerbesten gefällt: Dass Lilli uns immer ermutigt, wir selbst zu sein. Und jeden in seiner individuellen Einzigartigkeit sieht und das auch unterstützt. Und ich glaube, das ist das Geheimrezept dieser wunderbar wertschätzenden, hilfreichen Community.”    Susanne Lohs, SEO-Texterin und Text-Mentorin für Gesundheitsexpert*innen, www.communi-care.at Bianca schätzt vor allem den Austausch mit Unternehmer*innen mit gleichen Werten, aber auch meine Herangehensweise an die Zusammenarbeit - ich coache lieber nämlich (also echtes, systemisches Coaching für Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe), anstatt zu beraten:    “Ich hab mich für dieses Programm entschieden, weil mich die Mischung aus Business-Coaching, aber auch der große Community-Aspekt ganz stark angesprochen hat. Und da ich Lilli schon lange kenne und verfolge, weiß ich einfach, dass sie Unternehmer*innen um sich herum hat und anzieht, die ähnliche Werte haben wie ich und mit denen ich mich auch wirklich gerne austauschen möchte.   Und genau das ist es jetzt auch, was ich super schätze an dem Programm: Der Austausch, das Füreinander-da-sein, das gegenseitig sich einfach ein Ohr leihen und Dinge mal sortieren können, und natürlich auch die Arbeit von Lilli selbst.   Weil ich finde, bei Lilli merkt man einfach, dass sie nicht erst seit gestern “dieses Online-Business” mitmacht, sondern sehr sehr viel davon wirklich geprägt hat, ganz viele eigene Gedanken immer wieder einbringt, die ich so auch noch nirgendwo anders gehört habe, und einfach immer wieder inspirierend ist.    Wenn man sich mit einer Frage z. B. im Hot Seat oder auch im Coaching an Lilli wendet, dann weiß man, dass da ganz ganz viel Wissen da ist und dass gleich auch Ideen kommen können, und trotzdem lässt Lilli einem immer auch den Freiraum, erstmal diese Ideen in sich zu finden, indem sie die richtigen Fragen stellt.    Und das finde ich eine ganz tolle und wertvolle Mischung, und ich freue mich auf das nächste, weitere halbe Jahr in Business Bloom.”   Bianca Fritz, Autorin und Mindful-Content-Mentorin, www.biancafritz.com  Fiona hilft vor allem der Austausch mit anderen Selbstständigen - und die detaillierte Planung mit Zielsetzung, Reflexion und Runterbrechen auf konkrete Aufgaben:   “Für mich ist der erste Mehrwert ganz klar der Austausch mit anderen Unternehmer*innen, und zwar nicht einfach nur sich zu unterhalten - was auch schon super nett ist, z. B. in den Kaffeekränzchen - sondern auch, dass ich im Bloom-Call eben höre, was die anderen für Struggles haben, ich höre deine Antworten dazu, ich kann selbst etwas dazu sagen und selbst meine Fragen stellen.    Man bekommt einfach so viel Feedback von so unterschiedlichen Personen, und ich hab aber auch immer eine Einordnung dabei durch dich. Und das bringt mir einfach total viel, um mich zu vergleichen - also positives Vergleichen, in dem Fall.   Der andere Punkt ist für mich das Planen. Ich plane für mich alleine - ich habe es jetzt echt schon oft probiert - nie so detailliert und genau, wie ich es mit dir im Programm mache. Einfach dadurch, dass du diesen Leitfaden mit rausgibst, an dem ich mich entlanghangeln kann und wo ich wirklich reflektiere, Ziele setze und die Ziele dann auch runterbreche. Dadurch bin ich fokussierter, motivierter und es bringt mir einfach total viel.”   Fiona Allan, Website-Texterin für Selbstständige, www.fiona-allan.de  Susanne S. hat ihren ersten Onlinekurs in Business Bloom gelauncht und schätzt vor allem die Struktur und Motivation, die ihr das gemeinsame Planen und der Austausch geben:    “Ich finde es echt ein supertolles Programm, was Lilli da auf die Beine gestellt hat. Es gibt sehr viel Struktur, es sind viele Gleichgesinnte dabei und es macht richtig Spaß, sich mit den anderen auszutauschen, in den Calls seine Ängste, Herausforderungen und Probleme zu teilen, aber auch die Sachen, die man erreicht hat in der kurzen Zeit schon.   Bei mir ist es zum Beispiel: Ich habe meinen ersten Kurs gelauncht jetzt in Business Bloom. Und ohne die anderen Bloomies, ohne die Unterstützung wäre ich da glaube ich nicht so weit gekommen.    Ich kann Business Bloom sehr empfehlen. Alleine auch schon die Struktur, die man dadurch bekommt - dass man z. B. in den Planungen immer an sein größeres Ziel erinnert wird, an sein Jahresziel. Das motiviert unheimlich und hilft dabei, den Fokus zu behalten und einfach vorwärts zu kommen.    Ich würde dir unbedingt raten, zu Business Bloom zu kommen und eine tolle Business-Zeit mit uns zu haben.”    Susanne Schaffer M. A., Lektorin für Marketingtexte, www.susanne-schaffer.de  Jessica bekommt plötzlich von selbst Anfragen von Kund*innen - und durch das wöchentliche Tracking im CEO-Date fällt es ihr auch auf:    “Für mich war es die beste Investition - nicht nur in meine Selbstständigkeit, sondern wirklich auch in mich persönlich. In Business Bloom habe ich gelernt, über mich hinauszuwachsen. Und dabei helfen mir einfach die gemeinsamen Planungssessions, meine Ziele zu erreichen. Weil ich seitdem einfach Vertrauen habe in das, was ich da so fabriziere in meinem Business.   Für mich ist der größte Mehrwert die Community, weil es ist einfach immer jemand da, mit dem ich mich austauschen kann. Für mich war das total wichtig, weil ich das ansonsten in meinem Umfeld so nicht habe.   Als größten Erfolg in Business Bloom feiere ich für mich, dass ich einfach wirklich gemerkt habe, dass sich Dranbleiben lohnt. Plötzlich kommen Kund*innennanfragen nämlich von ganz allein. Und seitdem ich solche Dinge im CEO-Date tracke, erkenne ich das plötzlich auch.    Ich kann Business Bloom wirklich allen empfehlen, die sich eine unterstützende, wertschätzende Gemeinschaft, Klarheit und Struktur und einfach einen Plan für ihr Unternehmen wünschen.”    Jessica Krug, Ghostwriting und Lektorat für Businessbücher, https://jessicakrug.rocks/  Die Links zu den 5 Bloomies findest du in den Shownotes in deiner Podcast-App und unter www.lillikoisser.at/67. Vielen Dank Susanne, Bianca, Fiona, Susanne und Jessica! Es ist ein Geschenk, euer Feedback und eure Erfolge veröffentlichen zu dürfen.    Wenn du jetzt auch bei Business Bloom dabei sein und bis Montag, den 06.06.2022 den Bonus-Monat bekommen möchtest, dann bewirb dich unverbindlich auf www.lillikoisser.at/bloom.    An dieser Stelle möchte ich nochmal drei Unternehmer*innen danken, von denen ich viel über die Planung als Unternehmerin lernen durfte:    Racheal Cook, Jo Bendle und  Breanne Dyck,   die ich auch in der Danksagung im gedruckten Bloom-Jahresplaner für die Jahres-, Quartals- und Monatsplanung erwähne. Den bekommst du - gemeinsam mit einem extra Journal für die Wochen- und Tagesplanung - bei deiner Anmeldung mit der Post nach Hause geschickt.  Wenn du jetzt mehr erfahren möchtest oder noch Fragen zu Business Bloom hast, dann lies dir gerne die Infos und FAQ auf www.lillikoisser.at/bloom durch, sieh dir das Webinar über dein Blühendes Business in 4 Schritten für 0 Euro an, das du nach deiner Bewerbung zugeschickt bekommst - oder stell mir direkt in deiner Bewerbung deine Fragen! Ich freue mich sehr darauf, von dir zu lesen, und bin gespannt, wer mit uns in die kommenden 12 Monate startet. :)

In this episode of The King Williams Podcast, I talk to Atlanta data-journalist Sylvia Johnson on Georgia's recent anti-CRT bills. Sylvia wrote about the 5 current bills sitting in the Georgia legislature for my most recent newsletter edition entitled "Georgia's Anti-Critical Race Theory Bills". We also talk about the role of organizations like The Heritage Foundation have played in drafting Georgia and other states' similar bills. I would also suggest reading my previous newsletter issues: The Update 9/5/2020 - Trump is ending critical race theory + Jessica Krug blackface controversy 5/26/2020 - The first Memorial Day, Confederate women, and the erasure of Black History I would also suggest listening to my previous issues: 2/18/2022 - Banned books from a Texas teacher's POV with author Hedreich Nichols Timestamps (0:00-1:00) Intro (1:00-2:45) House Keeping Sylvia Johnson Conservative Organizations - Sylvia The 1619 Project - me & Sylvia HB888 - Sylvia HB1084 - Sylvia Black conservatism, Black antagonism, nationalism - me What is being talked about in race? - sylvia What will happen if HB 888 passes in Georgia? - Sylvia How does or will this affect curriculums? - Sylvia The interjection of Hedrich Nichols episode - me Are there other topics being discussed for removal? SB 226, SB 323, SB327 - Sylvia Are similar bills being considered in other states? - Sylvia Florida's STOP WOKE ACT - Sylvia Texas and its race to the bottom - Sylvia Micro - Parental bill of rights - Sylvia Macro - what is the future of education? - Sylvia Macro - what is the future of black education? - Sylvia If you can change one thing, what would it be? - Sylvia What is one thing about you or your work that is misconstrued? - Sylvia What's making you happy? - Sylvia Final word - me - Malcolm X

This episode is a joint episode of The Neighborhood Watch Podcast and The King Williams Podcast. In this interview, I talk to Atlanta data-journalist Sylvia Johnson on Georgia's recent anti-CRT bills. Sylvia wrote about the 5 current bills sitting in the Georgia legislature for my most recent newsletter edition entitled "Georgia's Anti-Critical Race Theory Bills". We also talk about the role of organizations like The Heritage Foundation have played in drafting Georgia and other states' similar bills. I would also suggest reading my previous newsletter issues: The Update 9/5/2020 - Trump is ending critical race theory + Jessica Krug blackface controversy 5/26/2020 - The first Memorial Day, Confederate women, and the erasure of Black History I would also suggest listening to my previous issues: 2/18/2022 - Banned books from a Texas teacher's POV with author Hedreich Nichols Timestamps (0:00-1:00) Intro (1:00-2:45) House Keeping Sylvia Johnson Conservative Organizations - Sylvia The 1619 Project - me & Sylvia HB888 - Sylvia HB1084 - Sylvia Black conservatism, Black antagonism, nationalism - me What is being talked about in race? - sylvia What will happen if HB 888 passes in Georgia? - Sylvia How does or will this affect curriculums? - Sylvia The interjection of Hedrich Nichols episode - me Are there other topics being discussed for removal? SB 226, SB 323, SB327 - Sylvia Are similar bills being considered in other states? - Sylvia Florida's STOP WOKE ACT - Sylvia Texas and its race to the bottom - Sylvia Micro - Parental bill of rights - Sylvia Macro - what is the future of education? - Sylvia Macro - what is the future of black education? - Sylvia If you can change one thing, what would it be? - Sylvia What is one thing about you or your work that is misconstrued? - Sylvia What's making you happy? - Sylvia Final word - me - Malcolm X

On today's podcast Jessica interviews Dr. Joe Stahlman (Tuscarora descent), Director of Seneca Nation's Seneca-Iroquois National Museum-Onöhsagwë:de' Culture Center and Seneca Nation's Tribal Historic Preservation Office. Joe takes us through his career journey, including what it's like to direct both a museum and a THPO office. Along the way we discuss both race and identity in the field of Anthropology, in Indigenous communities, and in society at large. We close out with discussions on repatriation, including NAGPRA and New York's burial laws, and the larger reconciliation that needs to happen. Start your own podcast with Zencastr and get 30% off your first three months with code HEVO. Click this message for more information. Links Heritage Voices on the APN Seneca Iroquois National Museum Article about Jessica Krug outing herself as white Universities across Canada addressing Indigenous identity fraud in wake of Carrie Bourassa investigation Allegations of ‘Playing' Indigenous High stakes in Queen's faculty Indigenous status row Dr. Stahlman's NYSAA talk about New York Burial Laws (Scroll to bottom) The Black Cemetery Network Contact Jessica Jessica@livingheritageanthropology.org @livingheritageA @LivingHeritageResearchCouncil ArchPodNet APN Website: https://www.archpodnet.com APN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/archpodnet APN on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/archpodnet APN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/archpodnet Tee Public Store Affiliates Wildnote TeePublic Timeular

On today's podcast Jessica interviews Dr. Joe Stahlman (Tuscarora descent), Director of Seneca Nation's Seneca-Iroquois National Museum-Onöhsagwë:de' Culture Center and Seneca Nation's Tribal Historic Preservation Office. Joe takes us through his career journey, including what it's like to direct both a museum and a THPO office. Along the way we discuss both race and identity in the field of Anthropology, in Indigenous communities, and in society at large. We close out with discussions on repatriation, including NAGPRA and New York's burial laws, and the larger reconciliation that needs to happen. Start your own podcast with Zencastr and get 30% off your first three months with code HEVO. Click this message for more information. Links Heritage Voices on the APN Seneca Iroquois National Museum Article about Jessica Krug outing herself as white Universities across Canada addressing Indigenous identity fraud in wake of Carrie Bourassa investigation Allegations of ‘Playing' Indigenous High stakes in Queen's faculty Indigenous status row Dr. Stahlman's NYSAA talk about New York Burial Laws (Scroll to bottom) The Black Cemetery Network Contact Jessica Jessica@livingheritageanthropology.org @livingheritageA @LivingHeritageResearchCouncil ArchPodNet APN Website: https://www.archpodnet.com APN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/archpodnet APN on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/archpodnet APN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/archpodnet Tee Public Store Affiliates Wildnote TeePublic Timeular

In episode three, DJ and Courtney break down the latest on Rachel Dolezal and the recent Golden Globe win by the late Chadwick Boseman. They also introduce a new segment called “What's Still Cooking?”. RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW: Rachel Dolezal on Tamron Hall's show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-ERmy8k3aw Martina Big moves to Kenya: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8312350/martina-big-tanning-addict-moving-africa/?utm_source=whatsapp&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebaramp Jessica Krug, GW Professor, Pretends to be Black: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/03/us/jessica-krug-gwu-race.html Be a Better Ally: https://hbr.org/2020/11/be-a-better-ally Denver's STAR Program: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/denver-looks-at-nonviolent-mental-health-policing-with-their-star-social-worker-unit/ Breaking It Down with DJ & Courtney is edited and produced by designsbycourtneyh. Music produced by Courtney Hinton.

Cultural leeching? Blackfishing? Racial fraud? What do we name the recent phenomenon of white American women such as Jessica Krug and Rachel Dolezal posing as Black and Latinx women? Listen in as Courtney and Rosemary unpack this phenomenon with Kyla Liggett-Creel, PhD, Assistant Clinical Professor at the School of Social Work.

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In this episode, Brendane and Alyssa tackle a fraught subject in the Black community: colorism. We discuss the paper bag test, dating "loophole" women for ascendance vs. unambiguously Black women to legitimize one's blackness. In our What We're Reading segment, we bring things full circle with Alice Walker's essay where she coins the term colorism, addresses why talking about colorism in relationships (platonic and romantic) is political, and the way she gathers all y'all faves! In our What in the World?! segment, we discuss interracial relationships IRL and on TV, Blackish Love on OWN, Jessica Krug and the fetishization of light-skinned women and Latinx identity in academia, "racial ambiguity," skin bleaching, and the image "That Little Girl Was Me" that depicted Kamala Harris walking with the shadow of Ruby Bridges. Hold on to your seats, friends, because things get HOT! Liked what you heard? Donate here! Discussed in this episode: Dark Girls (2011) and Dark Girls 2 (2020) Here Comes the Sun (Nicole Dennis-Benn, 2016) Black Love (Oprah Winfrey Network, 2020) Transcript is available on our website here. Be sure to check out the Syllabus for Zora's Daughters 100 - no prerequisites needed! Follow us @zorasdaughters on Instagram and @zoras_daughters on Twitter!

DMT Presents Expresso That!Commentary for those on the run. A less than 15-minute take on a topic of choice. Join Eboni in her extended discussion on Jessica Krug (originally aired in DMT Episode titled: Voting (31 Oct 20) By the way...we've got podcasts and YouTube. Check the links below https://linktr.ee/ArchonstormAdditional website: isidewith.com

Yet another white professor has been caught pretending to be a person of color. First we had Rachel Dolezal, then Jessica Krug, and the tradition continues with our latest entry. Enjoy the twisted woke cringe.https://www.dailywire.com/news/another-white-professor-resigns-after-claiming-to-be-person-of-color

Episode 54: Identity, Race & Decolonization in Puerto Rico Host: Rick Guest: Dr. Yomaira Figueroa, and Aurora Santiago-Ortiz In this episode we talk about the situation around Jessica Krug and stealing of Black and Latinx communities. We also speak about decolonization of Puerto Rico. Intro Music: “Turning Into Me” By Jericho Salt

In this episode, I talk to Dean Smith, who's been director of Duke University Press for almost a year and a half, and before that was director of Cornell University Press. Earlier in his career, Dean held posts at Chapman & Hall as director of electronic publishing and the American Chemical Society as vice president for sales and marketing. Earlier still, he was the director of Project MUSE at the Johns Hopkins University Press. So a wealth of experience in the university press world. When his departure from the Cornell University Press, I read on their blog:Dean leaves us at CUP with an emboldened mentality. He has given us the spirit and desire to fly ever higher, to dream ever bigger, and to achieve ever more.So when I spoke to him during his convalescence after hip surgery, I wanted to know more about how Dean saw the role of university press director. I also wanted to find out a bit more about his hinterland. Dean was born and raised in Baltimore; that city is clearly still close to his heart, as are its sports. He wrote about the Baltimore Ravens' 2013 against-the-odds Superbowl triumph in Never Easy, Never Pretty: A Fan, A City, A Championship Season.Dean's also a published poet and when we spoke a few weeks back, we talked about his debut collection, American Boy, which draws on his 1960s Baltimore childhood.In this interview, you'll also hear what Dean thinks are the lessons of the recent Jessica Krug affair, as that author was published by Duke, and why he compares his press to a spaceship in the desert. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Journalist Nadine Batchelor-Hunt talks about her experiences in occupying the space between being Jewish, a person of colour and left-wing. She also talks about Jessica Krug, the academic who recently admitted that she lied about being black, and being trolled on Twitter.

This is a preview for Part 2 of a two-part episode. Part 1 is free to everyone over at www.patreon.com/posts/42807401.  The full Part 2 episode is available to paid subscribers over at www.patreon.com/posts/42807013.  Become a paid subscriber for $5/month over at patreon.com/champagnesharks and get access to the whole archive of subscriber-only episodes, the Discord voice and chat server for patrons, detailed show notes for certain episodes, and our newsletter. This episode is hosted by Trevor. Today we have Jason A England, an Assistant Professor of English at Carnegie Mellon, in the studio to talk about Jessica Krug and others like her who decided to pose as black, either in real life or on social media. Co-produced & edited by Aaron C. Schroeder / Pierced Ears Recording Co, Seattle WA (piercedearsrec.com). Opening theme composed by T. Beaulieu. Closing theme composed by Dustfingaz (https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRazhu_)

This is Part 1 of a two-part episode. Part 2 is free to everyone over at www.patreon.com/posts/42807013. Become a paid subscriber for $5/month over at patreon.com/champagnesharks and get access to the whole archive of subscriber-only episodes, the Discord voice and chat server for patrons, detailed show notes for certain episodes, and our newsletter. This episode is hosted by Trevor. Today we have Jason A England, an Assistant Professor of English at Carnegie Mellon, in the studio to talk about Jessica Krug and others like her who decided to pose as black, either in real life or on social media. Co-produced & edited by Aaron C. Schroeder / Pierced Ears Recording Co, Seattle WA (www.piercedearsrec.com). Opening theme composed by T. Beaulieu. Closing theme composed by Dustfingaz (https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRazhu_)

The boys return after a quick hiatus to assess in retrospect the racial odyssey of Jessica Krug, a.k.a. Jess La Bomb(al)era, and her heartfelt letter to the black (though not the Latinx) community, then turn to the online boycott of Mulan (2020) spearheaded by the hapless Hong Kong pro-democracy movement and opposed by indefatigable 五毛 and their international anti-imperialist clique of pro-Beijing, AES-upholding tankies. Nancy Pelosi goes and gets her nails did, a much-needed stimulus package for the reaction-economy. Jessica's Letter: https://link.medium.com/NVOmO15Yt9

Popular YouTube personality Ms. Funky Dineva Ross drops by the salon to share thoughts on Jessica Krug, LoveCraft Country and to have an honest conversation on friendship.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome Back to another episode of the Michel Matters Podcast! This episode we start off by recapping the last two weeks before we dive into our Current Matter involving Jessica Krug, Georgetown University Professor who had been impersonating being a black woman. We follow that up with our Michel Matter where we discuss people playing pretend and "flexing on the gram". We get into why people feel the need to put on for social media and how we try our best to stay out of it. Last but not least we highlighted our Small Business Spotlight on the Pod - Circle House Coffee. Check it out! Small Business Spotlight - Circle House Coffee http://circlehousecoffee.com/ https://www.instagram.com/circlehousecoffee/ Support The Podcast Through Our Sponsors: Honey Pot Co 20% Off: thehoneypotfeminin.refr.cc/jackiemichel Audible FREE 30 Day Audible Trial : www.audibletrial.com/MichelMatters LOLA (100% hypoallergenic cotton feminine care) $5 OFF Your First Subscription: trylo.la/x/WOFyil Instacart $10 OFF + FREE DELIVERY: inst.cr/t/yQ6pCexnW Get Upside 15 CENTS PER GALLON CASH BACK ON GAS: upside.app.link/NFK62 Intro Song - Eddy Rock x That Just Might Work @eddyrock twitter.com/@eddyrock239 instagram.com/eddyrock239 Follow Us: michelmatters.wixsite.com/home shop.spreadshirt.com/michel-matters/ www.instagram.com/michelmatters Jacques Michel - www.twitter.com/coach_jox www.instagram.com/jhmichel Jackie Michel - www.instagram.com/jackieimichel www.instagram.com/barereverie

We're back! Despite countless attempts to downplay the pandemic, President Trump has contracted COVID-19. We discuss the impact that this could have on the upcoming election. We also chat about Jessica Krug, the award-winning professor who admitted to deceitfully claiming to be a Black woman for years. Finally, we talk about the grand jury's decision not to charge any of the officers involved in the killing of Breonna Taylor and how it connects to Tory Lanez's decision to release an album refuting Megan Thee Stallion's claims that he shot her.

In this episode, Nashwa is joined by longtime online friend Zoé Samudzi to sit down and chat about anti-racist booklists, the need to buy from independent sellers, the surge in popularity of anti-racist books, diverse syllabi, Jessica Krug and the expanded universe of faking race in academia, and the Whitney Museum's parasitic Mutual Aid project. We also share our love for another friend of the show Lauren Michele Jackson, and her piece What is an Anti-Racist Reading List For?; additionally, we highlight a piece from the Boston Review by Melissa Phruksachart entitled The Literature of White Liberalism. Another topic we touch upon is The Combahee River Collective Statement and the morphing role of the words identity politics. An informative piece about Warren B. Kanders, former art collector and vice chair of the Whitney Museum, can be found here. Lastly, we end by considering what happens or what we do with people who are race tourists, as well as Zoé's top five dissertation writing songs.If you liked this episode please consider supporting us on Patreon, following us on Twitter @habibtiblease, and/or subscribing to our Substack https://habibtiplease.substack.com/subscribe. Shukran bezaf habibtis & habibis! Guest Information:Guest of the week: Zoé SamudziAs detailed in this episode, Zoé is the co-author of a book with William C. Anderson titled As Black as Resistance (AK Press), which engages the anarchistic position of Black people in the United States. It can be ordered here.Find Zoé on Twitter @ztsamudzi and check out her website.Additional Resources:As mentioned in the episode, here is a list curated by Zoé of good Latinx writing that isn't American Dirt:Tell Me How it Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions by Valeria Luisellito love and mourn in the age of displacement by Alan Palaez LopezSigns Preceding the End of the World by Yuri HerreraCruel Fictions by Wendy TrevinoUnforgetting: A Memoir of Family, Migration, Gangs, and Revolution in the Americas by Robert LovatoThe Afro-Latin@ Reader: History and Culture in the United States edited by Miriam Jiménez Román and Juan FloresBlack and Indigenous Owned Bookstores in America and Canada: https://secondstorypress.ca/wavemaker/2020/6/12/black-and-indigenous-owned-bookstores-in-canada-and-the-usaIndependent bookstores in Canada: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/canadian-independent-bookstores-deliveryIndependent bookstores in America: https://www.newpages.com/independent-bookstoresProduction Credits:Hosted by Nashwa Lina KhanMusic by Johnny Zapras and postXamericaArt for Habibti Please by postXamericaProduction by Nashwa Lina Khan and Johnny ZaprasProduction Assistance by Raymond KhananoSocial Media & Support:Follow us on Twitter @habibtipleaseSupport us on PatreonSubscribe to us on Substack This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit habibtiplease.substack.com/subscribe

Jessica Krug was born a Jewish white woman in Kansas City and slowly transformed herself into a Jessica La Bombalera, an Afro-Latina academic with a tenured position at George Washington University. Brian and Molly dive into the psyche of white women who pretend they are not by examining the case of La Dolezalita.

Over the past several weeks, leftist organizing and academic communities in places like New York, Madison, and Indianapolis have been dealing with the aftermath of revelations that some of the loudest and ‘wokest’ members of their communities, Jessica Krug, CV Vitolo, and Satchuel Cole were actually white people masquerading as black. This type of racial […]

Jessica Krug, a former history professor at George Washington University, has admitted to pretending to be Black for years within an academic space. She has built a career off of a false narrative and today we discuss if, why, and how much Black people should care about this egregious accommodation of culture.

Recently there have been calls for Australia to decouple from China but is this really a good idea? Identity politics is all the rage right now and as such we appear to be living in an era in which people are more often rewarded for their identities, especially if it’s a victim identity, rather than for their achievements. Why is that? Why do cities get built where they do, what are they hoping to achieve and what happened to tact?

Recently there have been calls for Australia to decouple from China but is this really a good idea? Identity politics is all the rage right now and as such we appear to be living in an era in which people are more often rewarded for their identities, especially if it’s a victim identity, rather than for their achievements. Why is that? Why do cities get built where they do, what are they hoping to achieve and what happened to tact?

Recently there have been calls for Australia to decouple from China but is this really a good idea? Identity politics is all the rage right now and as such we appear to be living in an era in which people are more often rewarded for their identities, especially if it’s a victim identity, rather than for their achievements. Why is that? Why do cities get built where they do, what are they hoping to achieve and what happened to tact?

DMT Presents Expresso That! Commentary for those on the run. A less than 15-minute take on a topic of choice. Join Eboni in her extended discussion on Jessica Krug (originally aired in DMT Episode titled: N Word and Jessica Krug (5 Sep 20) By the way...we've got podcasts and YouTube. Check the links below https://linktr.ee/Archonstorm

Annnddd we're back! Have another cup of Mocha with me and Stephanie for part 2 as we discuss Dorinda & John, the new police dog robot (YES...a dog robot!), my love for Stephanie's friend COOK (hey Girl!) and her distain for the carton character Caillo. Speaking of characters, we discuss Ashley Darby, Monique & Chris Samuels, whose pancakes we would have eaten in Newburg and the hypocrisy of the Grand Dame at times (we love you Karen but GURRRLLLL!) We drop back into RHOBH with Denise Richards and her former cast mates and OWN's tv show Love and Marriage Huntsville that has all the drama of housewives with faces that look like ours. We end scratching our heads wondering about the professor Jessica Krug who pretended to be black while taking money meant FOR black people, we hit some rough waters and talk about Below Deck Sailing (congrats Padgett & Ciara), Below Deck Med (bye Sandy!) and my love of Hip Hop Chicken down in the B! In the words of Tami Roman...Get INTO IT!!!Find the Mocha Minutes Podcast on:Instagram- @mochaminutesFacebook- Mocha Minutes PodcastFind Stephanie Williams:Instagram- @sunshine_gramsTwitter- @SunnytwotethatTaria: @weigopodcast -Instagram @tsfaison -Instagram @tsfaison -Twitter

DIMELO LINDX! Welcome to episode 13 of season 3. Las mujeres are again at Zuly's castle with Sabrina joining the chat. In this episode El Gallinero is all about why proper grammar is inappropriate when texting and how adding intonation to a text can change the message conveyed. The crew also discuss Jessica Krug, the Washington University professor that posed as a black woman. An associate professor of history, Dr. Krug's work examined the politics and cultures of fugitive slave communities in Angola and in the African diaspora. What a mind-fuck for her students!!! Mari wonders if it is a matter of identity within one's mind and Liz believes it's a personality disorder. Sabrina is triggered by the gall of the appropriation culture as the group discuss what is acceptable and what is not. Of course the ladies crack jokes and share personal anecdotes as they sip their wine. Tune in and weigh in. Let's chat! Send us a QlonaGram at ElSalonChronicles@gmail.com or DM us via IG. Please share our podcast with your family, friends, and significant other. You can support us by finding us across all platforms and rating, liking, and review us. If you chat about us, please use the hashtags #Qlona #ElSalonChronicles or #DimeloLinda so that we can see and share you as well. If you want to help the sustainability of El Salon, please consider becoming a patron on Patreon. Become a monthly sustaining member or make a one time contribution. Every little bit helps. You can also contribute via Paypal, $elsalonchronicles on CashApp and Venmo or you can purchase our merchandise at www.ElSalonChronicles.com Mari, Liz, & Zuly

Another white woman has confessed to pretending to be black. Rachel Dolezal, Jessica Krug and now Satchuel Cole. Two activists and a professor, who will be next to take cultural appropriation to the next level? NAACP, African Studies and BLM all apparently got hoodwinked by these white ladies pretending to be black.https://nypost.com/2020/09/19/blm-activist-from-indiana-admits-to-posing-as-a-black-person/Website : www.radiobaloney.com Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzk18m2eP8NiT-rp_7Hu_PA/aboutBitchute : https://www.bitchute.com/channel/t3bYMIC3ygoL/Minds : https://www.minds.com/radio_baloney/?referrer=radio_baloney?referrer=radio_baloneySpreaker podcast : https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-richie-baloney-showSpotify : spotify:show:7dzAquhzWqc06eHEXEyUyEApple podcasts : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-richie-baloney-show/id1479355356?uo=4Google Podcasts : https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvNDAzNjc4MS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkPodcast addict : http://podplayer.net/?podId=2452790Castbox : https://castbox.fm/channel/id2360272PODCHASER : https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-richie-baloney-show-995436

This week the Queens talk about the white professor, Jessica Krug, pretending to be black for years.   Join them at the throne as they talk about meeting unrealistic life timelines and the pressures of attaining things by a certain age.  Be sure to follow them on IG @queenish_podcast.  If you have questions or would like to receive advice email them at queenishpod@gmail.com.  

In this episode Lisa and Weeze have a deep discussion on the problematic behavior of Jessica Krug. They talk about the ways in which Jessica, a whyte woman, extensively and intentionally chose to study Black + African cultures of the diaspora and co-opt Black, Hispanic, and Latinx as her racial-ethnic identities. Not only did she assume these identities, she took professional academic positions, opportunities, and grants away from the people they were meant for. Then she decided to "out" herself and apologize for it. ABOUT WEEZE Louiza Doran, known and referred to as Weeze, is a cis-het Amazigh* female identifying human who uses she/her/they/them pronouns. She’s known as a coach, podcast host, advocate, agent of change, strategist and educator (to name a few) but is ultimately a compassionate provocateur that is out to help folks uncover their path of possibility.   ABOUT LISA Lisa Betty (she/her) is a Ph.D. Candidate in History at Fordham University. She teaches on themes of labor, migration, and diaspora in the Americas, the Caribbean, and Africa. Lisa's dissertation research contributes to the growing body of scholarship on the Caribbean diaspora, with a focus on Jamaican migrants, in Cuba and the United States from the 1930s through the Cuban Revolution. She has worked in the field of nonprofit advocacy serving in organizations that advocate for children, families, immigrants, and incarcerated people, and leads antiracist teaching workshops. Proud of her family's southern and Jamaican roots, Lisa contributes to the development of safe, sustainable, and healing spaces for Black and Brown people.  IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT A full breakdown of Jessica Krug’s problematic behavior and how she wore Blackness for her own pleasure. The weaponization whytness by reinforcing characterizations and stereotypes of Black identity. How academia encouraged Jessica’s performance and elevated her. Why reparations is so important and necessary for the Black community. CALL TO ACTION Find an Africana Studies department in your local university and read + share one thing a Black or African Diaspora academic has written. Make sure to tag them and Weeze at @accordingtoweeze and @whichwayweeze! FOLLOW WEEZE TO STAY ACTIONABLE Website: https://www.accordingtoweeze.com IG: @accordingtoweeze Podia: https://accordingtoweeze.podia.com/weeze FOLLOW LISA TO STAY ACTIONABLE THE ROOT | Episode 1 | Racism As A System In The Root Episode 1: Racism as a System, Dominique Drakeford speaks with scholars and academic activists Nikki Sanchez and Lisa Betty on the importance of dismantling colonial systems and reclaiming the fullness of Native American & Afro-Indigenous history as a regenerative framework for liberation and true sustainability across every industry.   "Jessica Krug’s Medium Post is Not an Apology: Centering whiteness while claiming (and un-claiming) Blackness & Why I personally call for reparations" by Lisa Betty   Lisa's Instagrams @almostdrlisabetty @plantbased.is.political @FattishVeganish   Twitter @lisavbetty   MUSIC CRED. “Dreams & Nightmares Instrumental” prod. by The Beat Bully “The Other Side of America Instrumental” prod. by MerOne Music

Mike and Keith sit down to discuss current events and help Keith relax after a bad day. Mother of 2 drinks semen smoothies and uses her Bf like a cow. Jessica Krug embarrasses everyone with her fake accent. Weiner pops out to play some name games.

This week, Whitney talks why 2020 is a big game of Jumunji and why Blackness isn't something to put on or perform. Thank you for your likes, shares, and subscribes! Don't forget to leave a review! Support this show on www.Patreon.com/WhitneyAlese Wired Article: https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-evolution-digital-blackface/#intcid=recommendations_wired-homepage-right-rail_8c576b73-e93c-4e3b-809a-1f8f57a7bd03_popular4-1 --- 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/TheReclaimedPodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheReclaimedPodcast/support

In this episode,I am baffled at how Jessica Krug fooled yall, me not being a light skin, and not wanting to wager in the colorism. Black Skin, White Mask by Frantz Fanon Here is the Racial IAT Test I mentioned. If you study cultural anthropology and wanna come chat Racists needing their Chipolote featuring my older sister and little brother. Ben's Next Door Food for the Homies IG : FFood 4 The Homies Twitter : @F4THpodcast IG: SenecaVillage1825, yepimchristine Twitter: SV1825 Here is the transcript

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Rod and Karen discuss snobbery in sharing spaces, Coronavirus News, a man forgives the rape and murder of his daughter, smoke being sucked into a cyclone, gender reveals, toilet snake strikes, Tory Lanez was too drunk, Halsey accused of appropriation, living next to Jessica Krug, saggy pants ban lifted and sword ratchetness. Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @TBGWT Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 KATG VIP: https://www.keithandthegirl.com/vip/' Code: tbgwt

Here I tackle 9/11 posts that depicted first responders at Ground Zero and contrasted them with images of BLM protesters this summer. They were captioned with "You said you'd never forget...but I guess you did". Additionally, I dissect the recent Medium article written by now former George Washington University professor, Jessica Krug, who confessed having built her entire career on faux Blackness. 

#TOSPodcast264 Our weekly recaps. [3:42] Fact of the week - Names Edition.[17:48] Trump bans diversity training. [28:00] Jessica Krug, aka Rachel Dolezal 2.0 [31:43] Dre Day, or Pay Day? [50:14] […]

This week, The Wayfarer and One Pot Papi give out our Organic Shoutout, and talk about Dr. Dre's spousal support (8:36), Brad Pitt dating a younger woman (24:35), Jessica Krug (38:48), and the NBA playoffs (46:47).  Check out the official Self Medicated Podcast Playlist on Spotify! Don't forget to rate and review wherever you tune in, and tell a friend to tell a friend! Follow our social media pages and let us know what topics we should cover! Follow us on all platforms: IG & Twitter: TheSelfMedPod Facebook and Youtube: The Self Medicated Podcast  

Guest: Sache Host: Rick In this Episode we speak to Sache Primeaux-Shaw (Black/Ponca) about Oklahoma. We talk about Kevin Stitt, Black history in Oklahoma, the situation of Jessica Krug, and (possible) legalization of cannabis in Oklahoma. Intro Music: “Turning Into Me” by Jericho Salt

We peel the multiple layers into the extremely problematic controversy of a white professor posing as an Afro-Latina woman, Jessica Krug, and rehash Rachel Dolezal. A battle no one asked for that it simply creates a paradox. We go on to the tragedy of Herman Cain, #oscarssowhite, and one more suggestion to the D&I world to expand their network!

This week we discuss the multiple killings of people in the United States including those of Daniel Prude, Aaron Danielson, Michael Reinoehl, and Dijon Kizzee. We dive into Adele potentially being problematic, Nancy Pelosi getting her hair done, Jessica Krug lying about her identity, kids being left at Taco Bell for WiFi, and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rod and Karen discuss mindfulness, John Gray, Anita Hill, Dr Dre divorce, Jessica Krug and Made By Maddie. Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @TBGWT Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 Sponsor: Site: AdamAndEve.com Code: TBGWT

Bomani celebrates the big 4-0 and he thinks he starting to feel it. Jhéne Aiko, Jessica Krug, Mase at CAU, and Black Republicans.