Debates in Black Education: The Aftershow, is a podcast hosted by Deijhah Scurry (she/her) and Tosh Phoenix (she/her), a senior and junior, respectively, at Oberlin College in Ohio. Every week, Deijhah and Tosh will sit down and chat about their respective thoughts, opinions, and experiences regarding the week's topic covered in their Africana Studies course titled Historic and Contemporary Debates in African American Education, taught by Professor Candice Raynor. Please do engage with our social media handles:
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yep, that's right, TWO uploads in a single day. this is our final episode of the semester. in it, we chat about the benefits of Black philosophies of education as a means to educate Black children and adolescents in America. we also talk about some of the challenges that could potentially arise. this is the last topic that we covered in our Debates class. it has been an awesome, fun, and informative time. we thank you all for coming along with us on this journey.
xoxo,
deijhah + tosh
1 Jun 2022
dbe - ep 5
in this week's episode, Deijhah and Tosh have a chat about critical race theory (CRT). if you have been keeping up with the news and/or social media, then you know that there is a lot of talk about CRT. in fact, many state governments across the nation have pushed to ban CRT within k-12th education. we are going to share our own thoughts and experiences on this framework.
20 Apr 2022
dbe - ep 4
in this week's episode, Deijhah and Tosh have a chat about the expectations of Black students - particularly their performance and presentation. per usual, we share some of our personal experiences as Black women in academia and as we show up in the world in general. as always, thanks for tuning in. feel free to check us out on instagram: @dbe.theaftershow
3 Apr 2022
dbe - ep 3
in this week's episode, Deijhah and Tosh have a chat about Black student-athletes in high education, specifically at PWIs. neither of us are Black student athletes at Oberlin, so we invited our dear friend Chilly (Black woman student athlete at the College) to the podcast to enrich the conversation. the conversation was enlightening + fun, so you are not going to want to miss it. lastly, don't forget to head over to our social media handles + engage with us there:
instagram: dbe.theaftershow
twitter: dbetheaftershow
21 Mar 2022
dbe - ep 2
welcome back to our second podcast! this week, we are talking all things police presence in schools, surveillance, and school discipline as it relates to the Black student's experience. we begin the podcast by talking generally about how this looks in practice and the negative implications for Black students. we then hone in on unequal disciplinary actions towards Black girls and the treatment of Black women. thanks so much for your support. don't forget to engage with our social media handles:
instagram: dbe.theaftershow
twitter: dbetheaftershow
19 Mar 2022
dbe - ep 1
in this week's episode, Deijhah and Tosh have a chat about the school-to-prison pipeline and prison education. they begin by defining key terms, then expanding on the conversations had during class. don't forget to head over to our social media handles + engage with us there:
instagram: dbe.theaftershow
twitter: dbetheaftershow
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