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In latest episode of #MelaninSpeakingPodcast, Express what she want to tell our allies and the wave of British exceptionalism and its ripples across borders. 🌍✨ As we unpack the complexities of this ideology, remember: ‘If you want to spread love and not hate, just know that your Love without justice is completely hollow.’ This powerful message from our latest discussion challenges us to reflect on the true meaning of love intertwined with justice. Tune in as we explore how these forces shape our understanding of equality and change. 🎙️💬 #TranscendBorders #BritishExceptionalism #JusticeInLove”

We just dropped EPISODE 4 of WHAT HAPPENED IN ALABAMA? This episode is about how Black Land Loss impacted my family and the way I was raised, as well as millions of other Black American families across America. You can listen to the episode here. THANK YOU! #podcastseries #whathappenedinalabama #landloss #BlackAmerican #africanamerican #indigenous #raceinAmerica #Americanhistory #DEI #diversity #inclusion #woke #antiwoke #antiracism #antiDEI #apm #mpr #longform #documentary Whathappenedinalabama.org

🎙️ Cross Tabs Podcast Episode 15: "In Our Feelings" with Camille Burge-Hicks is now LIVE! Public opinion polling has historically underrepresented Black Americans and other minority groups, leading to skewed perceptions of national sentiment. Emotional responses to political issues and candidates play a crucial role in shaping voter behavior, yet are often overlooked in traditional survey methods. Our guest, Associate Professor of Political Science at Villanova University Dr. Camille Burge-Hicks discusses the evolution of political polling and its impact on Black communities. She shares insights on the importance of qualitative research in understanding voter motivations, the need to update outdated survey measures, and the potential for emotional factors to influence voters. 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eJ6Bgijy #CrossTabsPodcast #QualitativeResearch #PublicPolling

Episode 2 of Our Podcast with Sarah Leah Whitson, Executive Director of DAWN We are excited to share the second episode of our podcast featuring Sarah Leah Whitson, the Executive Director of Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN). This episode dives deep into critical issues shaping the current socio-political landscape. Watch the full episode at https://lnkd.in/e4HYfzDq Highlights from the Episode: Shortcomings of the Obama Presidency: Sarah Leah Whitson provides a candid analysis of the Obama administration's foreign policy, particularly in the Middle East. We explore the decisions that have had lasting impacts on the region and discuss what could have been done differently to promote stability and human rights. Columbia University Student Protests: The conversation shifts to the vibrant student activism at Columbia University. We examine the motivations behind the protests, the demands of the students, and the broader implications for academic freedom and social justice on college campuses. Understanding Anti-Semitism: One of the most pressing and often misunderstood topics, Sarah Leah Whitson, Executive Director of DAWN helps us navigate the complexities of anti-semitism. We discuss its definition, the line between legitimate criticism of Israel and anti-semitism, and the importance of combating hate speech in all its forms. Tune in to gain insights from one of the leading voices in human rights advocacy. Your feedback and thoughts are always welcome! #Podcast #HumanRights #MiddleEast #ObamaPresidency #StudentProtests #AntiSemitism #SarahLeahWhitson #DAWN #MiddleEastInsights

The Institute for Jewish Policy Research are an excellent resource for the latest research into the Jewish community in the UK and their latest report is a big one! A landmark study of Jews in the UK has given us the best insight into the experiences of Jewish life across Britain. It's likely that some data may have changed slightly since October 7th (the survey closed prior to the invasion of Israel) but the findings remain important to any organisation wanting to better support their Jewish colleagues. Some headline stats for you... ✡ 25% of UK Jews are atheist 🕯 Remembering the Holocaust and combating antisemitism have become noticeably more important to British Jews over the past decade 🚗 20% do not switch on lights and 23% never travel in a car on Shabbat 🥗 39% of UK Jews follow all Kashrut (Kosher) diet laws 🌍 British Jews report having stronger Jewish identities than British identities 💙 73% of British Jews feel either very or somewhat attached to Israel 👩💼 7% said they had experienced antisemitic discrimination at work 🚨 The more attached people are to Israel, the more likely they are to report having experienced an antisemitic incident Jews may make up a tiny proportion of the UK population but that doesn't mean inclusion work should exclude them. Have a read and listen to the podcast...i'd love to hear how you are improving Jewish inclusion in your workplace! #Jewish #Inclusion #Antisemitism #Judaism #DEI #equality #diversity

We conclude our podcast series, “Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation.” with an episode that features prominent voices in the family policing abolitionist movement, including Alan Detlaff from the upEND Movement. Alan digs into the roots of abolition by providing historical context — emphasizing that the original intent of abolition was to go beyond dismantling slavery and create a new society where Black people could experience complete liberation. Listen to the full episode to learn more. https://buff.ly/48b8cE2 #upEND #abolition #familyregulationsystem

In a recent conversation with Tunde on his podcast 'How I Crushed It' I spoke about my life, from infancy to present day. It was humbling retracing my steps down memory lane and seeing how far I have come. But also, how much further I would like to go. You can listen to my episode and see all the previous episodes here: https://lnkd.in/edZyWTbd

https://lnkd.in/em2tHp4X In this episode, Saqib Qureshi, author of Being Muslim Today, talks about the challenges in the Muslim community and Timothy Bult, author of Platform of Hope, offers suggestions to the most controversial political issues of the day. #blacklinkedin #politics #podcast

Did you know that Kwanzaa is derived from the Swahili phrase "matunda ya lewanza"? In Swahili, "matunda" means fruits and "ya Kwanza" means first giving birth to the first fruit celebration. If you're interested in celebrating culture and heritage, you should check out The Coin: Black History on the Other Side podcast, where you can learn more about the history of Kwanzaa. Find out more at this link: https://buff.ly/3NBhwt9. #Kwanzaa #BlackHistory

Today, we encourage you to acknowledge Juneteenth in combination with Wellness Wednesday. Ideas for how you may do both: 🔸Journaling 🔸Share a meal 🔸Read a book 🔸Share stories 🔸Listen to a podcast 🔸Attend a community event Here are some prompts for journaling or sharing stories: •What does Juneteenth mean to you? •Who is a Black person that has greatly influenced your life or career? In what ways have they shaped your views or actions? •How can we incorporate the lessons of Juneteenth in our daily work lives to foster a more equitable work environment? •If you could have everyone in the company read one book, watch one movie, or listen to one podcast that you feel would significantly deepen our understanding of racial equity, what would it be and why? We would love to hear your stories or ways you are celebrating, please share in the comments. #WellnessWednesday #Juneteenth