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Ethnic Discourses

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by Malik Abdul-Khaliq

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14 episodes
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Focusing on those narratives that are sometimes reduced to margins and footnotes, Ethnic Discourses analyzes modern events along the political, cultural, economic, pedagogical, theological landscape with the goal of creating a place of social equality for all.

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Episode thumbnail for What's been going on with Nonks? An entertaining dialogue with Orlando about recent projects

December 21, 2022

What's been going on with Nonks? An entertaining dialogue with Orlando about recent projects

<p>Eclecticism, esoteric, hard to grasp and hold. &nbsp;Those are some of the best adjectives that describe art or artists approach at self-expression that operates outside of the boundaries of the expected. &nbsp;We have the pleasure of reengaging Orlando Wilkerson, one of the members of the group Nonks, about recent projects that have kept him and the group busy. &nbsp;</p>

Episode thumbnail for Stephon's House: An in-depth conversation with Stevante Clark about his work to keep his brother, Stephon Clark's, legacy alive

December 7, 2022

Stephon's House: An in-depth conversation with Stevante Clark about his work to keep his brother, Stephon Clark's, legacy alive

<p>In this eye-opening episode, we have a full-throttled conversation with Stevante Clark, the stalwart brother of Stephon Clark, who was murdered by two members of the Sacramento Police Department on the night of March 18, 2018. &nbsp;That incident led to the convulsions of protest movements throughout California, the United States, and some other places in the world. &nbsp;In March 2019, the district attorney made the ill-fated decision to not charge the two police officers with any crimes as being committed. &nbsp;Stevante discusses the work he has done to keep his brother's memory alive, as well as the effort to keep alive the memory of other black and brown victims who have been killed by the police.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Fishing in the weeds for controversial stories

November 16, 2022

Fishing in the weeds for controversial stories

<p>In this short episode I use the metaphor of fishing to explore the adventures awaiting the listener as we delve into the weeds where some of the most controversial stories exist.</p>

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What is Ethnic Discourses?

Focusing on those narratives that are sometimes reduced to margins and footnotes, Ethnic Discourses analyzes modern events along the political, cultural, economic, pedagogical, theological landscape with the goal of creating a place of social equality for all.

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This podcast updates daily.

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