Episodes: 133
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
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Dr. David J. Johns - Educator, policy advocate, and commentator focused on education access, racial justice, civic engagement, and the impact of government on communities.
Stephanie Allen - Under-supported Students, Frontline Classroom Experiences, Educational Inequity, And Dismantling Racial Hierarchies Affecting Black Students.
Andrea Foggy-Paxton - Civic Education, Educational Equity, Systems Change, Philanthropy, Corporate Responsibility, And School-board Leadership.
Deesha Dyer - Mutual Aid, Community Organizing, Democratic Participation, Legacy, Nonprofit Leadership, And Advocacy For Black Women And Girls.
Faith the Size of a Mustard Seed with Dr. Tiffany Crutcher
October 06, 2026
Dr. Tiffany Crutcher joins the class ten years after a Tulsa police officer killed her twin brother, Terence. She is a descendant of Black Wall Street and the founder of the Terence Crutcher Foundation. She talks about the mother who taught her quiet strength and about the brother the news never showed. She shares her freedom dreams for the next generation and her plans for Greenwood North, a 65,000-square-foot home for rebuilding Black Wall Street. She also answers the hardest question: who ...
What It Cost Us: Najya, Brown, and the Black Tax
September 29, 2026
Ten years ago, Nikole Hannah-Jones chose a school for her daughter and called it the just choice. Now she has told the world what that choice cost.Dr. David J. Johns takes the class past the arguments to the questions underneath them. What did Brown v. Board give us, and what did it cost? What does the Black tax take from us, generation after generation? Why do Black teachers matter so much? And why does a systemic problem need a collective answer? Grace for every parent making constrained ch...
We Wrote It Down
September 22, 2026
In March of 1972, ten thousand Black folks went to Gary, Indiana, and came out with an agenda. Fifty-four years later, we wrote it down again.Dr. David J. Johns takes the class inside the State of the People Black Papers, the community-driven policy briefs built by more than a hundred Black experts across ten states, and the two companion documents being built on top of them: a Day One list of five asks for the next Congress and the fuller people's platform underneath it.Then he takes us to T...
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