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EVENT: Politicization of the Classroom

Livestream on Thursday, September 7, at 4pm PT / 7pm ET

6 September, 2023

Erec Smith , David L. Bernstein , Brandy Shufutinsky
Arts

Ep. 11 - Black Man First (Sampson McCormick)

Listen now (62 mins) | An interview with award winning comedian and film producer Sampson McCormick

13 September, 2023

Sampson McCormick , Connie Morgan
Marriage & Family

Ep. 12 - You Can Adopt Across Color Lines (Sharen Ford)

Listen now (63 mins) | An interview with Director for Foster Care and Adoption at Focus on the Family Sharen Ford

20 September, 2023

Sharen Ford , Connie Morgan
History

Ep. 13 - What You Don't Know About American Lynchings (Bill Carrigan)

Listen now (72 mins) | An interview with historian Bill Carrigan

27 September, 2023

William D. Carrigan
Anti-racism (Woke)

Ep. 14 - Being Woke Was Awful For Me (Kiyah Willis)

Content creator at BASED politics and fellow with Objective Standard Institute Kiyah Willis discusses her “red pill” evolution. Kiyah and host Connie Morgan talk Gen Z, gender ideology and the hypocritical ways both sides of the aisle weaponize race.

4 October, 2023

Kiyah Willis , Connie Morgan
1776 Project

The 1619 Project and the Anti-Racist Road Not Taken

The 1619 Project marks a conservative retreat from the much-needed materialist road of anti-racist historiography. [...] The problem lies in the project’s implicit naturalization of race, a process essential to all racist thought

1 January, 2020

Harvey Neptune
Academia

The Lotus Sutra as Rhetorical Doctrine: Toward a Spiritual Paradigm Shift in Academia

1 January, 2009

Erec Smith
Afropessimism

Afro-Pessimism and the (Un)Logic of Anti-Blackness

1 January, 2018

Annie Olaloku-Teriba
Academia

Making Room for Fat Studies in Writing Center Theory and Practice

1 January, 2012

Erec Smith
1776 Project

A Dream as Old as the American Dream’: Embrace Black Patriotism over Victimization

1 January, 2019

Clarence Page
1776 Project

As African American Patriotism Declines, So Will America

American culture often takes its cue from movements in African American culture. African Americans who believed in America’s founding ideals and called on the nation to live up to them made patriotism more real for everyone. But if we keep the critique of our nation and lose the sense of universal...

1 January, 2020

Yaya Fanusie
Anti-racism (Woke)

Frederick Douglass and the essence of authentic antiracism

Racist slave traders considered black people property. Antiracism advocates today consider us pawns. Their respective conceptions have different starting points but they both reach the same conclusion — absent benevolent interventions, the American Negro is without agency, direction or purpose, a...

1 January, 2021

SquiresDelano
1776 Project

Straight out of the Black Bourgeoisie: Lessons for the 21st Century

I continue to recoil in horror at how blacks are presented in the national media, and how the New York Times introduced us to The 1619 Project, which ignores the history of my tradition and presents blacks as going from slavery to poverty, with no role models

1 January, 2020

John Sibley Butler
1776 Project

The Moral Meaning of America: Two Parallel Narratives

America has always been a place of regeneration, renewal, and self-examination; a place where peoplehood is not a given or a smug achievement, but, rather, a long and continuous aspiration

1 January, 2020

Jason D Hill
1776 Project

We Cannot Allow ‘1619’ to Dumb Down America in the Name of a Crusade

1 January, 2020

John McWhorter
1776 Project

Slavery Does Not Define the Black American Experience

1 January, 2020

Wilfred Reilly
1776 Project

America Wasn’t Founded on White Supremacy: A Rebuttal to the ‘1619 Project’

1 January, 2019

Lucas E Morel
Authenticity

The Loss of the Black Individual

[I]s the black individual a necessary casualty of the current culture war? If one sees black essentialism as a powerful tool for bringing about racial justice, the answer is probably a resounding yes. Gayatri Spivak calls this the embrace of “strategic essentialism,” the deliberate projection of a...

1 January, 2020

Erec Smith
Authenticity

Virtue racism

Apparently, only white people are allowed to be individuals: black people have to abide by certain criteria that determine authenticity. Academics with the critical tools to know better are some of the loudest and most consistent offenders in this. White people have heard a one-dimensional account...

1 January, 2020

Erec Smith
Anti-racism (Woke)

Transcending Racial Divisions: Will You Stand by Me?, by Christine Louis Dit-Sully

The book is a humanist critique of identity-based anti-racism, a movement which, instead of challenging racial thinking, has emphasized it & abandoned the goal of eliminating racial divisions.

1 January, 2021

LeonardRalph
Black Lives Matter

Black Community Pays Dearly for Israel-haters’ Agenda

1 January, 2021

Joshua Washington
Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter’s Jewish Problem – In Their Own Words

What we are seeing now with Jew-hatred in BLM is merely, “laying the foundation,” according to M4BL and BLM founder. If that is all this is, one shudders to think of what a more fully formed BLM structure will look like for the Jewish people. This will only get worse, and why wouldn’t it? Some...

1 January, 2020

Joshua Washington
Anti-racism (Woke)

Reclaiming Nonviolence in the Age of Antiracism

1 January, 2020

John R. Wood Jr.
Civil Rights/Civil Rights Era

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Already Showed Us How To Be An Anti-Racist

[T]he major factor this contemporary movement of 2020, has in common with Dr. King in the 1960's, is the fight for an Anti-Racist America. But, the major difference here is, how these two eras define ‘anti-racism.’ And how each organized to achieve this goal from their POV.

1 January, 2021

Brittany Talissa King