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Explore "raceinamerica" with insightful episodes like "Wilfred Reilly What Does the Data Really Tell Us About Race", "Is Positive Music the Solution for Uniting People in 2021? [The Melting Pot album] (Black Pearl)", "The Great Debate", "Religion + Politics" and "Episode 108 | Growing Up Black In White "See Me, Hear Me" | Guest: Kevin Hofmann" from podcasts like ""The PAS Report with Nicholas Giordano", "Kinetic PE MIXX", "Living Through the Pullback", "Living Through the Pullback" and "Authentic Talks 2.0 with Shanta"" and more!

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Wilfred Reilly What Does the Data Really Tell Us About Race

Wilfred Riley, the author of Taboo: 10 Facts You Can't Talk About and Hate Crime Hoax: How the Left is Selling a Fake Race War, joins The P.A.S. Report Podcast to discuss the continued racialization of every issue within our society. He explains how when actual data is analyzed, the United States is one of the least racist countries in the world. He also explains how this continued push is having detrimental effects throughout our society.

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The PAS Report with Nicholas Giordano

enOctober 17, 2022

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Is Positive Music the Solution for Uniting People in 2021? [The Melting Pot album] (Black Pearl)

Do we need more positive music highlighted? Has the content of what we use to watch and listened to shifted so much from Sesame Street that needs to do better for our children? Learn more now.

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Author and artist Black Pearl in collaboration with a family company called ZHL Collection, Inc. has created a book from BookBaby publishing. The book is called The Melting Pot Band. She had an album and single out on iTunes. DJ Potential (Marcus Contrell Hart) discusses with Black Pearl race relations in the United States, culture, and skin.
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enMay 07, 2021

The Great Debate

Join us as we weigh in on the Derrick Chauvin Verdict, and have a heated debate about race in America and the police killings of black in America.

Is Racism getting better, worse, or is it the same as it has always been?

Living Through the Pullback

enApril 29, 2021

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Religion + Politics

Join us in another heated and passionate conversation, as we discuss how religion impacts politics in today's landscape with our special guest Don Thomas, Co-Host of A Podcast Divided. Additionally, we discuss the US Capitol riots and a convenient decision made not to take action, stimulus checks, and racism in America. Also, Kaci updates us on her favorite memes of the week!

Living Through the Pullback

enJanuary 20, 2021

Episode 108 | Growing Up Black In White "See Me, Hear Me" | Guest: Kevin Hofmann

This episode I speak with Kevin Hofmann, The Author of Growing Up Black In White. He shares his personal story of being Bi-Racial, adapted at the age of 3 months into an all white family and the dynamics surrounded around the family and within the family being different.

Kevin shares is WHY for writing the book and what he does to help others in understanding how to bridge the gap of racial divide.

Growing Up Black in White is author Kevin Hofmann's gift to the American public seeking answers to so many questions about what it is to be raised in a racially diverse household. Born to a white mother and black father in Detroit in 1967, only weeks before the terrible race riots that brought a major city to its knees, the author was taken to a foster home and then adopted by a white minister and his wife, already the parents of three biological children. In this fascinating memoir, Hofmann reveals the difficulties and joys of being part of this family, particularly during a time and in a location where acceptance was tentative and emotions regarding race ran high and hot. Hofmann shares with readers the pressures and joys of being part of a family that navigated through tumultuous waters, and came out the victors in an old and oft-fought battle. This is a book that offers insight, humor, and plenty of hope.

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Authentic Talks 2.0 with Shanta

enDecember 16, 2020

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Is Black Lives Matter a Fraud?

Join us as we continue our intense conversation on Race in America!

We discuss our views of the Black Lives Matter organization, the validity of it and the impact it is having on business.

Further, we continue our conversation about the Mike Brown murder and we give final thoughts on the progress of race relations in America. Is BLM legit? Did the justice system serve its true purpose in the Mike Brown murder? Is Race in America getting better?

Living Through the Pullback

enNovember 25, 2020

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Ep. 12: Moving the conversation forward -- What can we do?

What's one thing you can do in your own life to work towards solutions? What's one thing you wish someone in power would do to work towards solutions? The group answers these questions in the final episode in season 1 of Shop Talk.

Moderated by Richland Source Engagement & Solutions Editor Brittany Schock. Guests include Micah Derry, Ray Hoskins, Lamont A.D. Lindsay, Alomar Davenport and Beth Castle.

419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring "Shop Talk" to life.

enSeptember 28, 2020

Ep. 10: Stepping towards solutions

The group discussed what it sees as the biggest problems regarding race relations in the United States and what could be done to eliminate systemic racism.

Moderated by Richland Source Engagement & Solutions Editor Brittany Schock. Guests include Micah Derry, Ray Hoskins, Lamont A.D. Lindsay, Alomar Davenport and Beth Castle.

419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring "Shop Talk" to life.

enSeptember 28, 2020

Ep. 9: It starts at the top

How do we change how we teach and educate Black children?

Moderated by Richland Source city editor Carl Hunnell. Guests include minister and community activist Bruce Bond, University of Findlay professor Conor Bracken, Ontario High School principal Chris Smith, community activist and former educator Crystal Davis Weese, motivational speaker Marquis Carter, and filmmaker Dr. Beth Castle.

419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring "Shop Talk" to life. Learn more about Shop Talk: https://www.richlandsource.com/shoptalk/ https://www.419barbershop.com/shop-talk

enSeptember 16, 2020

Ep. 8: Race and revisionist history

While teaching accurate history is important, this panel agrees it will take a sense of honesty about both the past and the present for racial reconciliation to occur.

enSeptember 16, 2020

Ep. 7: The past, future and present of prejudice

The poet Maya Angelou once wrote, "Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future, and renders the present inaccessible." Hearing these words, how can we use them as a framework to unpack the state of the world today?

enSeptember 16, 2020

Ep. 6: Owning strength and femininity

The reality of sexism in America – along with the reality of centuries-long systemic racism in the U.S. – has often forced Black women to mask their true feelings. Women are forced to show hope in times of fear; restraint in times of rage; strength in times of pain. Instead of shying away from the stereotype of the angry Black women, these women are owning their strength and redefining femininity. Guests: Kristin Scott, Deanna West-Torrence, Kathryn Bartlett, Marie Holbrook, Christina Beauford and Amanda Stanfield. Moderated by Richland Source Engagement & Solutions Editor Brittany Schock. 419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring the "Shop Talk" series to life.

enAugust 23, 2020

Ep. 5: Mothers raising Black men

Four of the women in the chairs at 419 Barbershop are mothers of Black boys – children and adults – and the toll of raising and caring for them in today’s racial climate is heavy. While America is still reeling from the death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd, these women said Black men have feared police brutality for decades, and their motherly fears are deep-rooted. Guests: Kristin Scott, Deanna West-Torrence, Kathryn Bartlett, Marie Holbrook, Christina Beauford and Amanda Stanfield. Moderated by Richland Source Engagement & Solutions Editor Brittany Schock. 419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring the "Shop Talk" series to life.

enAugust 23, 2020

Ep. 4: The masks women wear

What does it mean to be a strong woman in 2020? As protests against systemic racism and police brutality continue across the nation, six women talked about a different kind of mask – the kind needed to survive in America, pandemic or not. Guests: Kristin Scott, Deanna West-Torrence, Kathryn Bartlett, Marie Holbrook, Christina Beauford and Amanda Stanfield. Moderated by Richland Source Engagement & Solutions Editor Brittany Schock. 419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring the "Shop Talk" series to life.

enAugust 23, 2020

Ep. 3: Breaking the cycle of racism

What can we do as a community to break the cycle of racism?

Hosted by Damien Beauford. Moderated by Larry Phillips. Guests: Reggie Gamble, Sarah Leonhardt, Micah Pelkey, Tom Roepke, Cheryl Cates, Elijah Torrence, Jay Allred, Khyyam Crawford.

419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring the "Shop Talk" series to life.

enAugust 17, 2020

Ep. 2: Unpacking the Black Lives Matter movement

What exactly is the Black Lives Matter movement, and why is it such an argument online?

Hosted by Damien Beauford. Moderated by Larry Phillips. Guests: Reggie Gamble, Sarah Leonhardt, Micah Pelkey, Tom Roepke, Cheryl Cates, Elijah Torrence, Jay Allred, Khyyam Crawford.

419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring the "Shop Talk" series to life.

enAugust 17, 2020

Ep. 1: Young, black men in America

What is the perception of the young, black male in America?

This emotionally-charged conversation moderated by Richland Source editor Larry Phillips is the second in an ongoing series of video discussions on race fostered by 419 Barbershop owner Damien Beauford. Today's discussion came less than two days after Rayshard Brooks, a 27-year-old Black man, was shot and killed by White police officer Garrett Rolfe after a routine sobriety check in Atlanta. Rolfe was fired after the incident and could face murder charges.

Guests: Reggie Gamble, Sarah Leonhardt, Micah Pelkey, Tom Roepke, Cheryl Cates, Elijah Torrence, Jay Allred and Khyyam Crawford.

419 Barbershop has partnered with Richland Source, Mankind Murals Inc. and DRM Productions to bring "Shop Talk" to life.+

enAugust 17, 2020

Perfect Union #12 | Distribution of Stress

Where the podcast has been The uprising Depression, empathy, imagination and wolves Ingroup sizes A defense of trees Working at a clown store English only and why it's bad Individualism prevents progress Social media influencers Lynching in America generational trauma and abuse Cycles of abuse in white culture Bad Parenting Epidemic Other ways up the mountain Lots of Hank rambling ➤ Subscribe to help us get a real YouTube URL!* https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL_GZ_DNs0g-DKlBtLhcHNw Recorded 06.23.2020 Guardian article about racial terrorism in America: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/apr/26/lynchings-memorial-us-south-montgomery-alabama ▼▼▼▼▼▼ IMPORTANT LINKS ▼▼▼▼▼▼ Twitter: @Hank_Thompson Instagram: BumRushIndustries, InstaHankThompson Winners & Losers Twitter: @WinnerLoserShow Patreon: Coming Soon YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL_GZ_DNs0g-DKlBtLhcHNw Inquiries, tips, questions: WinnersandLosersPodcast@gmail.com Perfect Union is the perfect podcast for the perfect country with your host, the perfect Hank Thompson, a comedian, writer and video editor/animator with experience in progressive media (The Young Turks, The Jimmy Dore Show). The show offers entertaining insights into contemporary politics, news and culture; upends American mythology and features interviews with interesting people. #news #politics #coronavirus *in order to choose our own name, we need at least 100 subscribers. YOU could be one of them! (thanks!)

Winners and Losers Show

enJune 24, 2020

Episode 33 | Stand Up and Claim Some Space | Guest: Eliza Vancort

Eliza VanCort, CEO | Mother | Speaker | Communicator | Belly Laugher. WHAT I DO I own a communication consulting firm, VanCort Consulting

I reached out to Eliza VanCort some weeks ago to talk about her book, Titled A Woman's Guide to Claiming Space. Our conversation lead into a deep talk about many of the issues we face today in America.

This episode was recorded prior to the recent protests around police violence and killing(s) that have been taking place. These are the authentic conversations we need more of and are often times not willing to be heard by everyone on all sides.

We can all agree change needs to happen, Change is happening slowly and is going to take everyone shedding old beliefs and understanding true humanity.

In a spiritual reality we are all connected, race does not play a factor. It is my hope that you listen with an open mind, willing to understand and process the information.
When we come from a place of EGO it becomes difficult to relate to others.

Growth in 2020, it is time to challenge your old beliefs that have been passed down from generation to generation. Divided we fall, but together we can stand tall.

The U-N-I-T-E-D states, think about that for a moment, United! it does not state only if you are a certain race.

We hear so much about the history of the country, Do more research, do you own research go way back, as far back as you need to to help paint the picture.
Thank you,
Shanta G.
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Authentic Talks 2.0 with Shanta

enJune 08, 2020

American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin

This month, Lisa, Richard, and Aubrey discuss the new book of sonnets from Terrance Hayes, American Sonnets for my Past and Future Assassin. Hayes' sonnets are "acrid with tear gas, and they unravel with desire." For the poetry doubters everywhere.

Read along for next month : Fear: Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward

You can email us at bedrosian.center@usc.edu.

Check out the showpage for what we're reading and more.

This podcast was produced by Aubrey Hicks and Jonathan Schwartz. Sound production by the Brothers Hedden.

Bedrosian Bookclub Podcast

enNovember 26, 2018