http://odeo.com/channels/6903-Addicted-to-Race-beyond-diversity-buzzwords Carmenvk no en 40 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:53:24 -0700 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:53:24 -0700 http://odeo.com/episodes/25379551-ATR-123-Latino-in-America-Halloween-Chinese-adoptees-racist-kid Did CNN’s documentary series “Latino in America” break new ground? Or did it simply reaffirm existing stereotypes? Why do so many people use Halloween as an opportunity to dress up as someone of a different race or ethnicity? Are the so-called “homeland tours” — in which countries like China and Korea invite adoptees to visit their birthplaces — simply public relations exercises for those countries? We all have ways of responding when someone makes racist comments. But what do you do when that person is your partner’s child? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Arturo Garcia discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 123 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [S... Did CNN’s documentary series “Latino in America” break new ground? Or did it simply reaffirm existing stereotypes? Why do so many people use Halloween as an opportunity to dress up as someone of a different race or ethnicity? Are the so-called “homeland tours” — in which countries like China and Korea invite adoptees to visit their birthplaces — simply public relations exercises for those countries? We all have ways of responding when someone makes racist comments. But what do you do when that person is your partner’s child? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Arturo Garcia discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 123 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Did CNN’s documentary series “Latino in America” break new ground? Or did it simply reaffirm existing stereotypes? Why do so many people use Halloween as an opportunity to dress up as someone of a different race or ethnicity? Are the so-called “homeland tours” — in which countries like China and Korea invite adoptees to visit their birthplaces — simply public relations exercises for those countries? We all have ways of responding when someone makes racist comments. But what do you do when that person is your partner’s child? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Arturo Garcia discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 123 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-26,25379551 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:53:24 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25314645-ATR-122-racism-fatigue-Anita-Tedaldi-communism-race-in-fashion How do we tie anti-racism into policy changes when whites are so weary of talking about race? Did white privilege have anything to do with the seeming lack of guilt on behalf of the white mother who terminated an adoption of her South American son? Are accusations of communism about redistribution of wealth, or redistribution of other kinds of privilege? The recent blackface spread in French Vogue has once again raised the question: why can’t the fashion industry do better when it comes to race? Tami Winfrey Harris, Lisa Wade, and Minh-ha Pham discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 122 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] How do we tie anti-racism into policy changes when whites are so weary of talking about race? Did white privilege have anything to do with the seeming lack of guilt on behalf of the white mother who terminated an adoption of her South American son? Are accusations of communism about redistribution of wealth, or redistribution of other kinds of privilege? The recent blackface spread in French Vogue has once again raised the question: why can’t the fashion industry do better when it comes to race? Tami Winfrey Harris, Lisa Wade, and Minh-ha Pham discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 122 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] How do we tie anti-racism into policy changes when whites are so weary of talking about race? Did white privilege have anything to do with the seeming lack of guilt on behalf of the white mother who terminated an adoption of her South American son? Are accusations of communism about redistribution of wealth, or redistribution of other kinds of privilege? The recent blackface spread in French Vogue has once again raised the question: why can’t the fashion industry do better when it comes to race? Tami Winfrey Harris, Lisa Wade, and Minh-ha Pham discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 122 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-19,25314645 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:09:01 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25273895-ATR-121-casting-actors-Australian-blackface-Derrion-Albert-privilege-and-oppression Why does Hollywood continue to whitewash movies by casting white actors to play characters that were originally people of color? A popular Australian TV show is being criticized for featuring a blackface skit, but can we apply American attitudes toward race to other countries? Would Derrion Albert’s death be any less of a tragedy if he wasn’t an honors student? Why are people often reluctant to admit the ways in which they experience privilege in addition to oppression? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 121 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why does Hollywood continue to whitewash movies by casting white actors to play characters that were originally people of color? A popular Australian TV show is being criticized for featuring a blackface skit, but can we apply American attitudes toward race to other countries? Would Derrion Albert’s death be any less of a tragedy if he wasn’t an honors student? Why are people often reluctant to admit the ways in which they experience privilege in addition to oppression? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 121 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why does Hollywood continue to whitewash movies by casting white actors to play characters that were originally people of color? A popular Australian TV show is being criticized for featuring a blackface skit, but can we apply American attitudes toward race to other countries? Would Derrion Albert’s death be any less of a tragedy if he wasn’t an honors student? Why are people often reluctant to admit the ways in which they experience privilege in addition to oppression? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 121 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-12,25273895 Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:18:06 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25236381-ATR-120-transracial-adoption-police-brutality-healthy-food-black-Barbies In a hypercapitalist culture, are children the ultimate commodity? What’s the connection between capitalism, human trafficking, and transracial adoption? How does police brutality impact communities of color? We often hear that poor people make unhealthy food choices, but how often do we consider the availability of healthy foods in poorer neighborhoods? Is Barbie’s new line of dolls really a more “authentic” representation of African-American beauty? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and atlasien discuss Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 120 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] In a hypercapitalist culture, are children the ultimate commodity? What’s the connection between capitalism, human trafficking, and transracial adoption? How does police brutality impact communities of color? We often hear that poor people make unhealthy food choices, but how often do we consider the availability of healthy foods in poorer neighborhoods? Is Barbie’s new line of dolls really a more “authentic” representation of African-American beauty? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and atlasien discuss Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 120 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] In a hypercapitalist culture, are children the ultimate commodity? What’s the connection between capitalism, human trafficking, and transracial adoption? How does police brutality impact communities of color? We often hear that poor people make unhealthy food choices, but how often do we consider the availability of healthy foods in poorer neighborhoods? Is Barbie’s new line of dolls really a more “authentic” representation of African-American beauty? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and atlasien discuss Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 120 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-05,25236381 Mon, 05 Oct 2009 07:54:04 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25199486-ATR-119-Annie-Le-Gospel-Tours-Fractions-Street-Harassment What role did race play in the media coverage of Annie Le’s murder? Gospel tours bring in much-needed revenue for black churches, but is it worth it vis-a-vis the racial tourism? What’s wrong with calling a multiracial person “half” Chinese? What role does race play in street harassment of women? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris and Jen Wang discuss; and Angry Asian Man Phil Yu and Racialicious Special Correspondent Wendi Muse make surprise guest appearances! Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 119 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What role did race play in the media coverage of Annie Le’s murder? Gospel tours bring in much-needed revenue for black churches, but is it worth it vis-a-vis the racial tourism? What’s wrong with calling a multiracial person “half” Chinese? What role does race play in street harassment of women? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris and Jen Wang discuss; and Angry Asian Man Phil Yu and Racialicious Special Correspondent Wendi Muse make surprise guest appearances! Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 119 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What role did race play in the media coverage of Annie Le’s murder? Gospel tours bring in much-needed revenue for black churches, but is it worth it vis-a-vis the racial tourism? What’s wrong with calling a multiracial person “half” Chinese? What role does race play in street harassment of women? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris and Jen Wang discuss; and Angry Asian Man Phil Yu and Racialicious Special Correspondent Wendi Muse make surprise guest appearances! Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 119 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-09-28,25199486 Mon, 28 Sep 2009 06:37:38 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25159784-ATR-118-Vogue-Evolution-Kanye-Tyler-Perry-Annoying-Parents What impact did Vogue Evolution — an openly gay dance crew featuring a trans woman — have on MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew? When Kanye West protested Taylor Swift winning a VMA over Beyonce, did race have anything to do with it? What does it say about race and gender in Hollywood that Tyler Perry has been tapped to write, direct, and produce a film based on Ntozake Shange’s choreopoem “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf?” Is there an upside to being an Annoying Parent when it comes to diversity at your child’s school? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris and Thea Lim discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 118 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it i... What impact did Vogue Evolution — an openly gay dance crew featuring a trans woman — have on MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew? When Kanye West protested Taylor Swift winning a VMA over Beyonce, did race have anything to do with it? What does it say about race and gender in Hollywood that Tyler Perry has been tapped to write, direct, and produce a film based on Ntozake Shange’s choreopoem “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf?” Is there an upside to being an Annoying Parent when it comes to diversity at your child’s school? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris and Thea Lim discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 118 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What impact did Vogue Evolution — an openly gay dance crew featuring a trans woman — have on MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew? When Kanye West protested Taylor Swift winning a VMA over Beyonce, did race have anything to do with it? What does it say about race and gender in Hollywood that Tyler Perry has been tapped to write, direct, and produce a film based on Ntozake Shange’s choreopoem “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf?” Is there an upside to being an Annoying Parent when it comes to diversity at your child’s school? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris and Thea Lim discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 118 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-09-21,25159784 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 06:31:26 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25123908-ATR-117-Healthcare-Van-Jones-Swinging-Tyra%E2%80%99s-Real-Hair Did Obama’s speech on healthcare make a difference? Did racism play a role in the pressure for Van Jones to resign? A web site attempts to diversify the world of swinging, but ends up being a big #diversityfail. Tyra showed us her real hair - has she singlehandedly resolved the politics of black women and hair? Tami Winfrey Harris and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 117 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Did Obama’s speech on healthcare make a difference? Did racism play a role in the pressure for Van Jones to resign? A web site attempts to diversify the world of swinging, but ends up being a big #diversityfail. Tyra showed us her real hair - has she singlehandedly resolved the politics of black women and hair? Tami Winfrey Harris and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 117 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Did Obama’s speech on healthcare make a difference? Did racism play a role in the pressure for Van Jones to resign? A web site attempts to diversify the world of swinging, but ends up being a big #diversityfail. Tyra showed us her real hair - has she singlehandedly resolved the politics of black women and hair? Tami Winfrey Harris and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 117 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-09-14,25123908 Mon, 14 Sep 2009 07:18:38 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25046781-ATR-116-black-kids-white-community-bluest-eye-international-adoption-and-culture How do we raise black children in an all-white community and still maintain a healthy sense of identity? How do we combat Eurocentric standards of beauty? Do internationally adoptive parents go too far with the cultural activities, at the expense of talking to their kids about race? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Jae Ran Kim discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 116 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] How do we raise black children in an all-white community and still maintain a healthy sense of identity? How do we combat Eurocentric standards of beauty? Do internationally adoptive parents go too far with the cultural activities, at the expense of talking to their kids about race? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Jae Ran Kim discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 116 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] How do we raise black children in an all-white community and still maintain a healthy sense of identity? How do we combat Eurocentric standards of beauty? Do internationally adoptive parents go too far with the cultural activities, at the expense of talking to their kids about race? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Jae Ran Kim discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 116 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-08-30,25046781 Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:36:58 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/25009716-ATR-115-healthcare-protests-racial-covering-spanking-kids Is there a racial component to the angry protests over healthcare reform? Is racial “covering” the new racial passing? Why do people of color often find themselves the subject of mistaken identity? Are comedians right in saying that black parents spank their kids and white parents don’t? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Deesha Philyaw discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 115 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Is there a racial component to the angry protests over healthcare reform? Is racial “covering” the new racial passing? Why do people of color often find themselves the subject of mistaken identity? Are comedians right in saying that black parents spank their kids and white parents don’t? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Deesha Philyaw discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 115 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Is there a racial component to the angry protests over healthcare reform? Is racial “covering” the new racial passing? Why do people of color often find themselves the subject of mistaken identity? Are comedians right in saying that black parents spank their kids and white parents don’t? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Deesha Philyaw discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 115 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-08-23,25009716 Sun, 23 Aug 2009 12:12:39 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24971681-ATR-114-Statutory-rape-race-and-parenting-Mad-Men When underage black girls date men who are 10 or 20 years older than them, why are the girls blamed for being “fast” instead of the men being called out for preying on children? Why is love not enough when it comes to raising kids? Is the absence of people of color in the AMC series Mad Men an accurate portrayal? Or is the series just trying to duck the race question? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Maxwell Reddick discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 114 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] When underage black girls date men who are 10 or 20 years older than them, why are the girls blamed for being “fast” instead of the men being called out for preying on children? Why is love not enough when it comes to raising kids? Is the absence of people of color in the AMC series Mad Men an accurate portrayal? Or is the series just trying to duck the race question? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Maxwell Reddick discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 114 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] When underage black girls date men who are 10 or 20 years older than them, why are the girls blamed for being “fast” instead of the men being called out for preying on children? Why is love not enough when it comes to raising kids? Is the absence of people of color in the AMC series Mad Men an accurate portrayal? Or is the series just trying to duck the race question? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Maxwell Reddick discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 114 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-08-16,24971681 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 13:23:58 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24900560-ATR-113-Whitewashed-book-covers-street-lit-race-and-family The protagonist of Justine Larbalestier’s novel Liar is a young black woman with short, natural hair. So why is there a white girl with long, straight hair on the cover? Why does the publishing industry assume that blacks don’t like reading, or only read street lit? What does the story of the reconciliation of one family tell us about how to make progress when it comes to race in America? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Latoya Peterson, and Liz Dwyer discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 113 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] The protagonist of Justine Larbalestier’s novel Liar is a young black woman with short, natural hair. So why is there a white girl with long, straight hair on the cover? Why does the publishing industry assume that blacks don’t like reading, or only read street lit? What does the story of the reconciliation of one family tell us about how to make progress when it comes to race in America? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Latoya Peterson, and Liz Dwyer discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 113 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] The protagonist of Justine Larbalestier’s novel Liar is a young black woman with short, natural hair. So why is there a white girl with long, straight hair on the cover? Why does the publishing industry assume that blacks don’t like reading, or only read street lit? What does the story of the reconciliation of one family tell us about how to make progress when it comes to race in America? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Latoya Peterson, and Liz Dwyer discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 113 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-08-02,24900560 Sun, 02 Aug 2009 12:24:34 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24866637-ATR-112-Skip-Gates-Chris-Brown-Marie-Claire-magazine Can the Henry Louis Gates arrest be used to lead a productive dialogue around race? Why did Obama have to apologize for his reaction to the arrest? Is Chris Brown’s apology video too little, too late? And why didn’t Marie Claire include any women of color in its article about non-custodial mothers? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Dumi Lewis discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 112 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Can the Henry Louis Gates arrest be used to lead a productive dialogue around race? Why did Obama have to apologize for his reaction to the arrest? Is Chris Brown’s apology video too little, too late? And why didn’t Marie Claire include any women of color in its article about non-custodial mothers? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Dumi Lewis discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 112 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Can the Henry Louis Gates arrest be used to lead a productive dialogue around race? Why did Obama have to apologize for his reaction to the arrest? Is Chris Brown’s apology video too little, too late? And why didn’t Marie Claire include any women of color in its article about non-custodial mothers? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Dumi Lewis discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 112 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-07-26,24866637 Sun, 26 Jul 2009 12:09:27 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24830480-ATR-111-Kirstie-Alley-Sotomayor-interracial-roommates-Birth-of-a-Nation What does the recent Twitter exchange between actress Kirstie Alley and media assassin Harry Allen tell us about this country’s discourse on race? Is the brouhaha surrounding Sonia Sotomayor’s nomination indicative of anxiety on the part of white males that they are an endangered species? Can dorming with a student of another race turn you less or more racist? And why is DJ Spooky’s “(Re)Birth of a Nation” experiment an epic fail? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 111 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What does the recent Twitter exchange between actress Kirstie Alley and media assassin Harry Allen tell us about this country’s discourse on race? Is the brouhaha surrounding Sonia Sotomayor’s nomination indicative of anxiety on the part of white males that they are an endangered species? Can dorming with a student of another race turn you less or more racist? And why is DJ Spooky’s “(Re)Birth of a Nation” experiment an epic fail? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 111 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What does the recent Twitter exchange between actress Kirstie Alley and media assassin Harry Allen tell us about this country’s discourse on race? Is the brouhaha surrounding Sonia Sotomayor’s nomination indicative of anxiety on the part of white males that they are an endangered species? Can dorming with a student of another race turn you less or more racist? And why is DJ Spooky’s “(Re)Birth of a Nation” experiment an epic fail? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 111 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-07-19,24830480 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:11:46 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24789779-ATR-110-All-about-race-and-sex This episode is NSFW. Are beauty standards for black women really laxer than for white women, just because big booties are appreciated? What role does race and ethnicity play in burlesque? Why must interracial porn always be so racist? What is it about race play that gets people off? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 110 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] This episode is NSFW. Are beauty standards for black women really laxer than for white women, just because big booties are appreciated? What role does race and ethnicity play in burlesque? Why must interracial porn always be so racist? What is it about race play that gets people off? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 110 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] This episode is NSFW. Are beauty standards for black women really laxer than for white women, just because big booties are appreciated? What role does race and ethnicity play in burlesque? Why must interracial porn always be so racist? What is it about race play that gets people off? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Andrea Plaid discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 110 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-07-12,24789779 Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:46:42 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24750156-ATR-109-Race-in-the-Workplace-New-Haven-Firefighters What do you do when your white supervisor’s child asks you why your skin is brown? Is the New Haven Firefighters Supreme Court case evidence of “reverse racism” against whites? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Latoya Peterson, and Tami Winfrey Harris discuss. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 109 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What do you do when your white supervisor’s child asks you why your skin is brown? Is the New Haven Firefighters Supreme Court case evidence of “reverse racism” against whites? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Latoya Peterson, and Tami Winfrey Harris discuss. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 109 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What do you do when your white supervisor’s child asks you why your skin is brown? Is the New Haven Firefighters Supreme Court case evidence of “reverse racism” against whites? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Latoya Peterson, and Tami Winfrey Harris discuss. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 109 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-07-05,24750156 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 10:20:55 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24735599-ATR-108-Remembering-Michael-Jackson We dedicate this episode to the memory of Michael Jackson and explore the role that race played in his life and career. In what ways did his music break racial barriers? What did the changes in his physical appearance say about his relationship to his racial identity? Carmen Van Kerckhove and Arturo Garcia discuss. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 108 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] We dedicate this episode to the memory of Michael Jackson and explore the role that race played in his life and career. In what ways did his music break racial barriers? What did the changes in his physical appearance say about his relationship to his racial identity? Carmen Van Kerckhove and Arturo Garcia discuss. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 108 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] We dedicate this episode to the memory of Michael Jackson and explore the role that race played in his life and career. In what ways did his music break racial barriers? What did the changes in his physical appearance say about his relationship to his racial identity? Carmen Van Kerckhove and Arturo Garcia discuss. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 108 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-06-28,24735599 Sun, 28 Jun 2009 10:58:52 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24735600-ATR-107-Iran-demonstrations-politics-of-hair-The-Hangover-white-guys Update: link to MP3 is at the bottom of the post. Thanks Jan! Can we tell an Iranian woman’s politics from the looseness of her headscarf? Why is the way a black woman wears her hair still such a political choice? What’s driving the popularity of white-men-behaving-badly movies, such as The Hangover? Is there such a thing as race-approved white guy? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Click here to listen (We’re trying out a new format using BlogTalkRadio and I haven’t quite figured out how to embed the player or get these new episodes to post to iTunes. Please bear with us as we figure it out!) Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 107 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Update: link to MP3 is at the bottom of the post. Thanks Jan! Can we tell an Iranian woman’s politics from the looseness of her headscarf? Why is the way a black woman wears her hair still such a political choice? What’s driving the popularity of white-men-behaving-badly movies, such as The Hangover? Is there such a thing as race-approved white guy? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Click here to listen (We’re trying out a new format using BlogTalkRadio and I haven’t quite figured out how to embed the player or get these new episodes to post to iTunes. Please bear with us as we figure it out!) Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 107 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Update: link to MP3 is at the bottom of the post. Thanks Jan! Can we tell an Iranian woman’s politics from the looseness of her headscarf? Why is the way a black woman wears her hair still such a political choice? What’s driving the popularity of white-men-behaving-badly movies, such as The Hangover? Is there such a thing as race-approved white guy? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Click here to listen (We’re trying out a new format using BlogTalkRadio and I haven’t quite figured out how to embed the player or get these new episodes to post to iTunes. Please bear with us as we figure it out!) Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 107 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-06-22,24735600 Mon, 22 Jun 2009 07:23:28 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24369135-ATR-106-Rihanna-English-proficiency-and-the-recession What are the race and gender implications of the Chris Brown and Rihanna dating violence scandal? Why is an American-born honors student being forced to prove she can speak English? And how will this economic recession affect racial diversity in the workplace? Tami Winfrey Harris and Carmen Van Kerckhove discuss. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Tami is a writer, and communications and marketing professional living in the Midwest with her husband and stepson. She edits the New Demographic blog Anti-Racist Parent, blogs at What Tami Said and is a contributor to the anthology What We Think:Gender Roles, Women’s Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 106 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What are the race and gender implications of the Chris Brown and Rihanna dating violence scandal? Why is an American-born honors student being forced to prove she can speak English? And how will this economic recession affect racial diversity in the workplace? Tami Winfrey Harris and Carmen Van Kerckhove discuss. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Tami is a writer, and communications and marketing professional living in the Midwest with her husband and stepson. She edits the New Demographic blog Anti-Racist Parent, blogs at What Tami Said and is a contributor to the anthology What We Think:Gender Roles, Women’s Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 106 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What are the race and gender implications of the Chris Brown and Rihanna dating violence scandal? Why is an American-born honors student being forced to prove she can speak English? And how will this economic recession affect racial diversity in the workplace? Tami Winfrey Harris and Carmen Van Kerckhove discuss. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Tami is a writer, and communications and marketing professional living in the Midwest with her husband and stepson. She edits the New Demographic blog Anti-Racist Parent, blogs at What Tami Said and is a contributor to the anthology What We Think:Gender Roles, Women’s Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 106 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-03-25,24369135 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 03:00:12 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/24073843-ATR-105-Slumdog-Millionaire-He%E2%80%99s-Just-Not-That-Into-You It’s not everyday that a movie filled with child abuse, extreme poverty, torture, and violence against women is hailed as a feel-good flick, but that’s exactly what happened to “Slumdog Millionaire.” Do the characters’ race have anything to do with this perception? We also examine the racial dynamics of the new romantic comedy “He’s Just Not That Into You.” Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Thea Lim grew up in Toronto and Singapore. Her writing has been published by The Utne Reader, Canadian Woman Studies/les cahiers de la femme, The Tyee, and Second Story Press, and in 2007 Invisible Publishing released her first novel, The Same Woman. She helped establish the award-winning Shameless Magazine blog, she co-facilitated the famed Toronto Asian Arts Freedom School, and she is currently a special correspondent for Racialicious. She recently left the glamourous world of not-for-profit communications to... It’s not everyday that a movie filled with child abuse, extreme poverty, torture, and violence against women is hailed as a feel-good flick, but that’s exactly what happened to “Slumdog Millionaire.” Do the characters’ race have anything to do with this perception? We also examine the racial dynamics of the new romantic comedy “He’s Just Not That Into You.” Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Thea Lim grew up in Toronto and Singapore. Her writing has been published by The Utne Reader, Canadian Woman Studies/les cahiers de la femme, The Tyee, and Second Story Press, and in 2007 Invisible Publishing released her first novel, The Same Woman. She helped establish the award-winning Shameless Magazine blog, she co-facilitated the famed Toronto Asian Arts Freedom School, and she is currently a special correspondent for Racialicious. She recently left the glamourous world of not-for-profit communications to pursue an MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Houston. She also listens to a lot of Mariah Carey. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 105 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] It’s not everyday that a movie filled with child abuse, extreme poverty, torture, and violence against women is hailed as a feel-good flick, but that’s exactly what happened to “Slumdog Millionaire.” Do the characters’ race have anything to do with this perception? We also examine the racial dynamics of the new romantic comedy “He’s Just Not That Into You.” Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Thea Lim grew up in Toronto and Singapore. Her writing has been published by The Utne Reader, Canadian Woman Studies/les cahiers de la femme, The Tyee, and Second Story Press, and in 2007 Invisible Publishing released her first novel, The Same Woman. She helped establish the award-winning Shameless Magazine blog, she co-facilitated the famed Toronto Asian Arts Freedom School, and she is currently a special correspondent for Racialicious. She recently left the glamourous world of not-for-profit communications to pursue an MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Houston. She also listens to a lot of Mariah Carey. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 105 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-02-12,24073843 Thu, 12 Feb 2009 03:00:56 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23967179-ATR-104-Inauguration-and-Black-Female-Bodies Why did the mainstream media act as if President Obama’s inauguration was a moment that only African-Americans could celebrate? Now that we have a black family in the White House, who will be able to translate black vernacular and cultural phenomena to non-black folks? And finally, why the ongoing fascination with black women’s behinds? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex. Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 104 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below... Why did the mainstream media act as if President Obama’s inauguration was a moment that only African-Americans could celebrate? Now that we have a black family in the White House, who will be able to translate black vernacular and cultural phenomena to non-black folks? And finally, why the ongoing fascination with black women’s behinds? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex. Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 104 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why did the mainstream media act as if President Obama’s inauguration was a moment that only African-Americans could celebrate? Now that we have a black family in the White House, who will be able to translate black vernacular and cultural phenomena to non-black folks? And finally, why the ongoing fascination with black women’s behinds? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex. Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 104 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-01-28,23967179 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 03:00:44 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23875324-ATR-103-Oscar-Grant-Che-Guevara-Middle-East-Inauguration Were the outbreaks following Oscar Grant’s killing in Oakland, CA really race riots? What lessons can activists learn from the new Che Guevara biopic? What’s the connection between black radical politics and what’s going on in the Middle East? And finally, where will you be for the inauguration? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host R. L’Heureux Lewis, also known as Dumi Eyi di yiye (Eddie-yi-yay), is a Assistant Professor at the City College of New York - CUNY in the Department of Sociology and Black Studies Program. He researches, writes, and does activist work on schools, youth of color, and mental health. His recent blogging can be found at www.uptownnotes.com and his professional work can be found at www.professorlewis.com. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 103 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediatel... Were the outbreaks following Oscar Grant’s killing in Oakland, CA really race riots? What lessons can activists learn from the new Che Guevara biopic? What’s the connection between black radical politics and what’s going on in the Middle East? And finally, where will you be for the inauguration? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host R. L’Heureux Lewis, also known as Dumi Eyi di yiye (Eddie-yi-yay), is a Assistant Professor at the City College of New York - CUNY in the Department of Sociology and Black Studies Program. He researches, writes, and does activist work on schools, youth of color, and mental health. His recent blogging can be found at www.uptownnotes.com and his professional work can be found at www.professorlewis.com. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 103 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Were the outbreaks following Oscar Grant’s killing in Oakland, CA really race riots? What lessons can activists learn from the new Che Guevara biopic? What’s the connection between black radical politics and what’s going on in the Middle East? And finally, where will you be for the inauguration? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host R. L’Heureux Lewis, also known as Dumi Eyi di yiye (Eddie-yi-yay), is a Assistant Professor at the City College of New York - CUNY in the Department of Sociology and Black Studies Program. He researches, writes, and does activist work on schools, youth of color, and mental health. His recent blogging can be found at www.uptownnotes.com and his professional work can be found at www.professorlewis.com. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 103 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2009-01-14,23875324 Wed, 14 Jan 2009 03:00:06 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23798858-ATR-Premium-13-Rosalind-S-Chou-Preview Why are Asian-Americans seen as a model minority, and why is it problematic to be associated with a so-called “positive” stereotype? How does the type of racial discrimination and prejudice faced by Asian-Americans compare or contrast with that of other people of color? What are the real-world impacts of racism on Asian-Americans, ranging from mental health to romantic relationships? Rosalind S. Chou is co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Rosalind S. Chou is co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism. She spent six years working at a nonprofit camp for at-risk girls before moving to Texas in 2005 for graduate studies in sociology at Texas A&M University and to play rugby for the Austin Valkyries. Right-click here to download an MP3... Why are Asian-Americans seen as a model minority, and why is it problematic to be associated with a so-called “positive” stereotype? How does the type of racial discrimination and prejudice faced by Asian-Americans compare or contrast with that of other people of color? What are the real-world impacts of racism on Asian-Americans, ranging from mental health to romantic relationships? Rosalind S. Chou is co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Rosalind S. Chou is co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism. She spent six years working at a nonprofit camp for at-risk girls before moving to Texas in 2005 for graduate studies in sociology at Texas A&M University and to play rugby for the Austin Valkyries. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 13 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why are Asian-Americans seen as a model minority, and why is it problematic to be associated with a so-called “positive” stereotype? How does the type of racial discrimination and prejudice faced by Asian-Americans compare or contrast with that of other people of color? What are the real-world impacts of racism on Asian-Americans, ranging from mental health to romantic relationships? Rosalind S. Chou is co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Rosalind S. Chou is co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism. She spent six years working at a nonprofit camp for at-risk girls before moving to Texas in 2005 for graduate studies in sociology at Texas A&M University and to play rugby for the Austin Valkyries. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 13 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-12-23,23798858 Tue, 23 Dec 2008 03:00:11 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23768984-ATR-102-Blagojevich-and-Obama Tami Winfrey Harris and Carmen Van Kerckhove discuss Obama’s connection (or lack thereof?) to the Rod Blagojevich scandal. Unfortunately the rest of this episode’s recording got lost and we didn’t have time to re-do it, so this is a super-short episode. Apologies to our listeners. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Tami is a writer, and communications and marketing professional living in the Midwest with her husband and stepson. She edits the New Demographic blog Anti-Racist Parent, blogs at What Tami Said and is a contributor to the anthology What We Think:Gender Roles, Women’s Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 102 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Tami Winfrey Harris and Carmen Van Kerckhove discuss Obama’s connection (or lack thereof?) to the Rod Blagojevich scandal. Unfortunately the rest of this episode’s recording got lost and we didn’t have time to re-do it, so this is a super-short episode. Apologies to our listeners. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Tami is a writer, and communications and marketing professional living in the Midwest with her husband and stepson. She edits the New Demographic blog Anti-Racist Parent, blogs at What Tami Said and is a contributor to the anthology What We Think:Gender Roles, Women’s Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 102 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Tami Winfrey Harris and Carmen Van Kerckhove discuss Obama’s connection (or lack thereof?) to the Rod Blagojevich scandal. Unfortunately the rest of this episode’s recording got lost and we didn’t have time to re-do it, so this is a super-short episode. Apologies to our listeners. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Tami is a writer, and communications and marketing professional living in the Midwest with her husband and stepson. She edits the New Demographic blog Anti-Racist Parent, blogs at What Tami Said and is a contributor to the anthology What We Think:Gender Roles, Women’s Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 102 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-12-17,23768984 Wed, 17 Dec 2008 10:29:44 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23740312-ATR-Premium-12-Jean-Pfaelzer-Preview What’s the forgotten story of ethnic cleansing of the first Chinese Americans in California and the Pacific Northwest? How did the Chinese fight back against these racist acts of violence? And what lessons can we learn that apply to today’s debates on immigration? Jean Pfaelzer is author of Driven Out: The Forgotten War Against Chinese Americans. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Jean Pfaelzer is professor of English and American studies at the University of Delaware. The author of four other books and numerous articles on nineteenth-century history, culture, women’s literature, feminist theory, and cultural theory, she has served as the executive director of the National Labor Law Center, been appointed to the D.C. Commission for Women, and worked for a member of Congress on immigration, labor, and women’s issues. She lives near Washingto... What’s the forgotten story of ethnic cleansing of the first Chinese Americans in California and the Pacific Northwest? How did the Chinese fight back against these racist acts of violence? And what lessons can we learn that apply to today’s debates on immigration? Jean Pfaelzer is author of Driven Out: The Forgotten War Against Chinese Americans. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Jean Pfaelzer is professor of English and American studies at the University of Delaware. The author of four other books and numerous articles on nineteenth-century history, culture, women’s literature, feminist theory, and cultural theory, she has served as the executive director of the National Labor Law Center, been appointed to the D.C. Commission for Women, and worked for a member of Congress on immigration, labor, and women’s issues. She lives near Washington, D.C. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 12 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What’s the forgotten story of ethnic cleansing of the first Chinese Americans in California and the Pacific Northwest? How did the Chinese fight back against these racist acts of violence? And what lessons can we learn that apply to today’s debates on immigration? Jean Pfaelzer is author of Driven Out: The Forgotten War Against Chinese Americans. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Jean Pfaelzer is professor of English and American studies at the University of Delaware. The author of four other books and numerous articles on nineteenth-century history, culture, women’s literature, feminist theory, and cultural theory, she has served as the executive director of the National Labor Law Center, been appointed to the D.C. Commission for Women, and worked for a member of Congress on immigration, labor, and women’s issues. She lives near Washington, D.C. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 12 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-12-11,23740312 Thu, 11 Dec 2008 12:01:19 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23693955-ATR-Premium-11-Natalie-Hopkinson-Preview How have our ideas about black masculinity been shaped by hip hop? Will Barack Obama bring forth a new archetype of black masculinity? How do these ideas of masculinity help or harm black women? I’ll be interviewing Natalie Hopkinson, co-author of Deconstructing Tyrone: A New Look at Black Masculinity in the Hip-Hop Generation, about all of these issues. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Natalie Hopkinson is Associate Editor of The Root, a web magazine edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and launched by Slate magazine and the Washington Post Co. Previously, she was an assignment editor in the Washington Post’s Sunday Outlook section, which publishes debate and commentary, and a youth culture writer in the newspaper’s Style section. She is co-author of Deconstructing Tyrone: A New Look at Black Masculinity in the Hip-Hop Generation. A gr... How have our ideas about black masculinity been shaped by hip hop? Will Barack Obama bring forth a new archetype of black masculinity? How do these ideas of masculinity help or harm black women? I’ll be interviewing Natalie Hopkinson, co-author of Deconstructing Tyrone: A New Look at Black Masculinity in the Hip-Hop Generation, about all of these issues. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Natalie Hopkinson is Associate Editor of The Root, a web magazine edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and launched by Slate magazine and the Washington Post Co. Previously, she was an assignment editor in the Washington Post’s Sunday Outlook section, which publishes debate and commentary, and a youth culture writer in the newspaper’s Style section. She is co-author of Deconstructing Tyrone: A New Look at Black Masculinity in the Hip-Hop Generation. A graduate of Howard University, she holds a doctorate in journalism and public communication from the University of Maryland-College Park. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 11 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] How have our ideas about black masculinity been shaped by hip hop? Will Barack Obama bring forth a new archetype of black masculinity? How do these ideas of masculinity help or harm black women? I’ll be interviewing Natalie Hopkinson, co-author of Deconstructing Tyrone: A New Look at Black Masculinity in the Hip-Hop Generation, about all of these issues. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Natalie Hopkinson is Associate Editor of The Root, a web magazine edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and launched by Slate magazine and the Washington Post Co. Previously, she was an assignment editor in the Washington Post’s Sunday Outlook section, which publishes debate and commentary, and a youth culture writer in the newspaper’s Style section. She is co-author of Deconstructing Tyrone: A New Look at Black Masculinity in the Hip-Hop Generation. A graduate of Howard University, she holds a doctorate in journalism and public communication from the University of Maryland-College Park. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 11 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-12-02,23693955 Tue, 02 Dec 2008 03:00:12 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23677788-ATR-101-Michelle-Obama-Homophobia-Among-Blacks What’s wrong with Salon running an article about Michelle Obama’s ass? Why do we either obsess over the Obamas’ sexuality or pretend it doesn’t exist? Is Prince a homophobe? What happens when religion, homophobia, and race intersect? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex . Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 101 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What’s wrong with Salon running an article about Michelle Obama’s ass? Why do we either obsess over the Obamas’ sexuality or pretend it doesn’t exist? Is Prince a homophobe? What happens when religion, homophobia, and race intersect? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex . Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 101 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What’s wrong with Salon running an article about Michelle Obama’s ass? Why do we either obsess over the Obamas’ sexuality or pretend it doesn’t exist? Is Prince a homophobe? What happens when religion, homophobia, and race intersect? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex . Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 101 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-11-27,23677788 Thu, 27 Nov 2008 12:32:50 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23667470-ATR-Premium-10-Paul-Kivel-Preview What do white people stand to gain by fighting racism? How do we demonstrate that gains for women, people of color, and other so-called minorities don’t necessarily come at the expense of white males? What unique perspectives can whites bring to conversations about race? I’ll be speaking to Paul Kivel, author of Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Racial Justice about all of these issues. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Paul Kivel is a violence prevention trainer and co-founder of the Oakland Men’s Project, a nationally recognized multicultural organization dedicated to helping people understand the roots of violence in our society and seek positive solutions. Through his lectures, workshops, trainings and writings, Kivel works to end male violence and build alliances across lines of race, gender, class, sexual orientat... What do white people stand to gain by fighting racism? How do we demonstrate that gains for women, people of color, and other so-called minorities don’t necessarily come at the expense of white males? What unique perspectives can whites bring to conversations about race? I’ll be speaking to Paul Kivel, author of Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Racial Justice about all of these issues. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Paul Kivel is a violence prevention trainer and co-founder of the Oakland Men’s Project, a nationally recognized multicultural organization dedicated to helping people understand the roots of violence in our society and seek positive solutions. Through his lectures, workshops, trainings and writings, Kivel works to end male violence and build alliances across lines of race, gender, class, sexual orientation and age. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 10 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What do white people stand to gain by fighting racism? How do we demonstrate that gains for women, people of color, and other so-called minorities don’t necessarily come at the expense of white males? What unique perspectives can whites bring to conversations about race? I’ll be speaking to Paul Kivel, author of Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Racial Justice about all of these issues. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. Paul Kivel is a violence prevention trainer and co-founder of the Oakland Men’s Project, a nationally recognized multicultural organization dedicated to helping people understand the roots of violence in our society and seek positive solutions. Through his lectures, workshops, trainings and writings, Kivel works to end male violence and build alliances across lines of race, gender, class, sexual orientation and age. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 10 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-11-25,23667470 Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:59:54 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23601050-ATR-100-Yes-We-Did What does an Obama presidency mean for the future of race in America? Has something fundamentally shifted in our society? What new challenges lie ahead? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Kai Chang is a technology entrepreneur and independent blogger living and working in New York City and southwestern Connecticut. Kai was born in Buffalo, New York, and has lived in Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; Hong Kong; and the Szechuan province of China. Kai blogs at www.zuky.net, as well as at the new pro-migrant community blog The Sanctuary. Duration - 31:02 File Size - 21.9 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 100 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What does an Obama presidency mean for the future of race in America? Has something fundamentally shifted in our society? What new challenges lie ahead? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Kai Chang is a technology entrepreneur and independent blogger living and working in New York City and southwestern Connecticut. Kai was born in Buffalo, New York, and has lived in Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; Hong Kong; and the Szechuan province of China. Kai blogs at www.zuky.net, as well as at the new pro-migrant community blog The Sanctuary. Duration - 31:02 File Size - 21.9 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 100 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What does an Obama presidency mean for the future of race in America? Has something fundamentally shifted in our society? What new challenges lie ahead? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Kai Chang is a technology entrepreneur and independent blogger living and working in New York City and southwestern Connecticut. Kai was born in Buffalo, New York, and has lived in Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; Hong Kong; and the Szechuan province of China. Kai blogs at www.zuky.net, as well as at the new pro-migrant community blog The Sanctuary. Duration - 31:02 File Size - 21.9 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 100 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-11-10,23601050 Mon, 10 Nov 2008 07:29:47 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23574450-ATR-99-Last-Podcast-Before-Election How successful was Obama’s 30-minute infomercial? What did we make of Colin Powell’s endorsement? As progressives, how do we balance idealism vs. pragmatism? In other words, why vote for Obama instead of the Green Party ticket? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Mat Johnson was born to an Irish American father and an African American mother, and grew up inspired by both literary traditions. He attended graduate school at Columbia University. Johnson has written two novels, including Hunting in Harlem (2004, winner of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in fiction), about the area’s gentrification, and a nonfiction book, The Great Negro Plot. His work addresses contemporary race and social issues with wicked humor. His latest work is the graphic novel Incognegro, and you can find his blog at Niggerati. Duration - 59:11 File Size - 41.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 99 or Click here to nev... How successful was Obama’s 30-minute infomercial? What did we make of Colin Powell’s endorsement? As progressives, how do we balance idealism vs. pragmatism? In other words, why vote for Obama instead of the Green Party ticket? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Mat Johnson was born to an Irish American father and an African American mother, and grew up inspired by both literary traditions. He attended graduate school at Columbia University. Johnson has written two novels, including Hunting in Harlem (2004, winner of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in fiction), about the area’s gentrification, and a nonfiction book, The Great Negro Plot. His work addresses contemporary race and social issues with wicked humor. His latest work is the graphic novel Incognegro, and you can find his blog at Niggerati. Duration - 59:11 File Size - 41.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 99 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] How successful was Obama’s 30-minute infomercial? What did we make of Colin Powell’s endorsement? As progressives, how do we balance idealism vs. pragmatism? In other words, why vote for Obama instead of the Green Party ticket? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Mat Johnson was born to an Irish American father and an African American mother, and grew up inspired by both literary traditions. He attended graduate school at Columbia University. Johnson has written two novels, including Hunting in Harlem (2004, winner of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in fiction), about the area’s gentrification, and a nonfiction book, The Great Negro Plot. His work addresses contemporary race and social issues with wicked humor. His latest work is the graphic novel Incognegro, and you can find his blog at Niggerati. Duration - 59:11 File Size - 41.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 99 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-11-04,23574450 Tue, 04 Nov 2008 05:02:52 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23494798-ATR-Premium-9-Jeff-Chang-Preview Is hip hop resistance music from people of color or just party music? In what way have corporate interests packaged and marketed different types of artists to different racial demographics? How has hip hop shaped America’s views on race? Jeff Chang is author of Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Jeff Chang has written extensively on culture, politics, the arts, and music. His first book, Can’t Stop Won’t Stop, garnered honors including the American Book Award and the Asian American Literary Award. He has also edited the acclaimed anthology, Total Chaos: The Art & Aesthetics of Hip-Hop. Jeff was a founding editor of ColorLines magazine, and a Senior Edito... Is hip hop resistance music from people of color or just party music? In what way have corporate interests packaged and marketed different types of artists to different racial demographics? How has hip hop shaped America’s views on race? Jeff Chang is author of Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Jeff Chang has written extensively on culture, politics, the arts, and music. His first book, Can’t Stop Won’t Stop, garnered honors including the American Book Award and the Asian American Literary Award. He has also edited the acclaimed anthology, Total Chaos: The Art & Aesthetics of Hip-Hop. Jeff was a founding editor of ColorLines magazine, and a Senior Editor/Director at Russell Simmons’ 360hiphop.com. He began writing for URB and The Bomb Hip-Hop magazines, and has written for the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Vibe, Foreign Policy, The Nation, and Mother Jones, among many other publications. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 17:45 File Size - 12.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 9 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Is hip hop resistance music from people of color or just party music? In what way have corporate interests packaged and marketed different types of artists to different racial demographics? How has hip hop shaped America’s views on race? Jeff Chang is author of Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Jeff Chang has written extensively on culture, politics, the arts, and music. His first book, Can’t Stop Won’t Stop, garnered honors including the American Book Award and the Asian American Literary Award. He has also edited the acclaimed anthology, Total Chaos: The Art & Aesthetics of Hip-Hop. Jeff was a founding editor of ColorLines magazine, and a Senior Editor/Director at Russell Simmons’ 360hiphop.com. He began writing for URB and The Bomb Hip-Hop magazines, and has written for the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Vibe, Foreign Policy, The Nation, and Mother Jones, among many other publications. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 17:45 File Size - 12.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 9 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-10-16,23494798 Thu, 16 Oct 2008 08:35:47 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23472440-ATR-98-Why-You-Shouldn%E2%80%99t-Listen-to-Polls Why do media polls such as Gallup provide such a distorted view of public opinion? Why should we take these polls with a heavy grain of salt, particularly as they pertain to race? Will the much-talked-about Bradley Effect really play a role for Obama in this election? Carmen interview David W. Moore, author of The Opinion Makers: An Insider Exposes the Truth Behind the Polls. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. David W. Moore is a senior fellow of the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire. A former senior editor of the Gallup Poll, where he worked for thirteen years, Moore also served as professor of political science at UNH and is the founder and former director of the UNH Survey Center. The author of two previous books, How to Steal an Election and The Superpollsters, Moore has also written for the New York Times, The Nation, and the Boston Globe. He lives in Durham, New Hampshire. His current book it titled The Opinion Makers: An... Why do media polls such as Gallup provide such a distorted view of public opinion? Why should we take these polls with a heavy grain of salt, particularly as they pertain to race? Will the much-talked-about Bradley Effect really play a role for Obama in this election? Carmen interview David W. Moore, author of The Opinion Makers: An Insider Exposes the Truth Behind the Polls. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. David W. Moore is a senior fellow of the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire. A former senior editor of the Gallup Poll, where he worked for thirteen years, Moore also served as professor of political science at UNH and is the founder and former director of the UNH Survey Center. The author of two previous books, How to Steal an Election and The Superpollsters, Moore has also written for the New York Times, The Nation, and the Boston Globe. He lives in Durham, New Hampshire. His current book it titled The Opinion Makers: An Insider Exposes the Truth Behind the Polls. Duration - 30:31 File Size - 21.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 98 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why do media polls such as Gallup provide such a distorted view of public opinion? Why should we take these polls with a heavy grain of salt, particularly as they pertain to race? Will the much-talked-about Bradley Effect really play a role for Obama in this election? Carmen interview David W. Moore, author of The Opinion Makers: An Insider Exposes the Truth Behind the Polls. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. David W. Moore is a senior fellow of the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire. A former senior editor of the Gallup Poll, where he worked for thirteen years, Moore also served as professor of political science at UNH and is the founder and former director of the UNH Survey Center. The author of two previous books, How to Steal an Election and The Superpollsters, Moore has also written for the New York Times, The Nation, and the Boston Globe. He lives in Durham, New Hampshire. His current book it titled The Opinion Makers: An Insider Exposes the Truth Behind the Polls. Duration - 30:31 File Size - 21.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 98 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-10-10,23472440 Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:33:38 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23466768-ATR-97-VP-Debates-Mosque-Attack-OJ-Simpson Was Gwen Ifill a biased moderator because of her book on Obama and other young black politicians? How did Palin and Biden perform during the debates? Why hasn’t the mainstream media covered the recent chemical attack on a Dayton, Ohio mosque during Ramadan? And finally, does anyone still care about OJ Simpson? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. A freelance writer and blogger with strong opinions, Latoya Peterson writes about the intersections of race and pop culture – but also finds time to discuss video games, anime, manga, gender, feminism, and hip-hop. She currently edits the blog Racialicious and has contributed to Bitch Magazine and the American Prospect. She also contributes to Cerise, the online magazine for girl gamers, and Clutch Magazine. Duration - 53:59 File Size - 37.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 97 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button ... Was Gwen Ifill a biased moderator because of her book on Obama and other young black politicians? How did Palin and Biden perform during the debates? Why hasn’t the mainstream media covered the recent chemical attack on a Dayton, Ohio mosque during Ramadan? And finally, does anyone still care about OJ Simpson? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. A freelance writer and blogger with strong opinions, Latoya Peterson writes about the intersections of race and pop culture – but also finds time to discuss video games, anime, manga, gender, feminism, and hip-hop. She currently edits the blog Racialicious and has contributed to Bitch Magazine and the American Prospect. She also contributes to Cerise, the online magazine for girl gamers, and Clutch Magazine. Duration - 53:59 File Size - 37.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 97 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Was Gwen Ifill a biased moderator because of her book on Obama and other young black politicians? How did Palin and Biden perform during the debates? Why hasn’t the mainstream media covered the recent chemical attack on a Dayton, Ohio mosque during Ramadan? And finally, does anyone still care about OJ Simpson? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. A freelance writer and blogger with strong opinions, Latoya Peterson writes about the intersections of race and pop culture – but also finds time to discuss video games, anime, manga, gender, feminism, and hip-hop. She currently edits the blog Racialicious and has contributed to Bitch Magazine and the American Prospect. She also contributes to Cerise, the online magazine for girl gamers, and Clutch Magazine. Duration - 53:59 File Size - 37.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 97 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-10-09,23466768 Thu, 09 Oct 2008 07:34:22 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23446948-ATR-Premium-8-Randall-Kennedy-Preview What does it mean to be a sellout and betray your race? Who gets to decide what are the best interests of a community, and by extension, who is working against those best interests? And perhaps most importantly, why is the name Clarence Thomas practically a synonym for sellout? Randall Kennedy is author of Sellout: The Politics of Racial Betrayal. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Randall Kennedy is the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard University. He is a member of the bars of the District of Columbia and the Supreme Court of the United States, a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a member of the American Philosophical Association. His book Race, Crime, and the Law won the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award. About Add... What does it mean to be a sellout and betray your race? Who gets to decide what are the best interests of a community, and by extension, who is working against those best interests? And perhaps most importantly, why is the name Clarence Thomas practically a synonym for sellout? Randall Kennedy is author of Sellout: The Politics of Racial Betrayal. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Randall Kennedy is the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard University. He is a member of the bars of the District of Columbia and the Supreme Court of the United States, a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a member of the American Philosophical Association. His book Race, Crime, and the Law won the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 23:22 File Size - 16.4 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 8 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What does it mean to be a sellout and betray your race? Who gets to decide what are the best interests of a community, and by extension, who is working against those best interests? And perhaps most importantly, why is the name Clarence Thomas practically a synonym for sellout? Randall Kennedy is author of Sellout: The Politics of Racial Betrayal. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Randall Kennedy is the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard University. He is a member of the bars of the District of Columbia and the Supreme Court of the United States, a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a member of the American Philosophical Association. His book Race, Crime, and the Law won the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 23:22 File Size - 16.4 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 8 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-10-02,23446948 Thu, 02 Oct 2008 19:12:09 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23400532-ATR-96-Race-Gender-and-the-Election Does the new AP/Yahoo poll on race actually tell us anything we didn’t already know? Does Sarah Palin really represent “a brand new style of muscular American feminism?” What’s the difference between a black conservative crossing party lines to vote for Obama and a white female liberal crossing party lines to vote for Palin? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Jenn Fang blogs at Reappropriate: a blog focusing on issues of race, gender, and grassroots activism as they affect the formation of the Asian American sociopolitical identity. Duration - 51:49 File Size - 35.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 96 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Does the new AP/Yahoo poll on race actually tell us anything we didn’t already know? Does Sarah Palin really represent “a brand new style of muscular American feminism?” What’s the difference between a black conservative crossing party lines to vote for Obama and a white female liberal crossing party lines to vote for Palin? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Jenn Fang blogs at Reappropriate: a blog focusing on issues of race, gender, and grassroots activism as they affect the formation of the Asian American sociopolitical identity. Duration - 51:49 File Size - 35.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 96 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Does the new AP/Yahoo poll on race actually tell us anything we didn’t already know? Does Sarah Palin really represent “a brand new style of muscular American feminism?” What’s the difference between a black conservative crossing party lines to vote for Obama and a white female liberal crossing party lines to vote for Palin? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Guest co-host Jenn Fang blogs at Reappropriate: a blog focusing on issues of race, gender, and grassroots activism as they affect the formation of the Asian American sociopolitical identity. Duration - 51:49 File Size - 35.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 96 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-09-26,23400532 Fri, 26 Sep 2008 05:11:01 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23327518-ATR-Premium-7-Dr-Peggy-McIntosh-Preview What is unearned privilege, and why are people so reluctant to admit that they have it? How can we use our privilege to do good? What does the existence of systems of power and privilege say about the United States’ focus on meritocracy? Peggy McIntosh is Associate Director of the Wellesley Centers for Women and author of the renowned essay White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Peggy McIntosh is Associate Director of the Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College in Massachusetts. She is Founder and Co-director of the United States S.E.E.D. Project on Inclusive Curriculum (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity). She consults widely in the United States and throughout the world with co... What is unearned privilege, and why are people so reluctant to admit that they have it? How can we use our privilege to do good? What does the existence of systems of power and privilege say about the United States’ focus on meritocracy? Peggy McIntosh is Associate Director of the Wellesley Centers for Women and author of the renowned essay White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Peggy McIntosh is Associate Director of the Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College in Massachusetts. She is Founder and Co-director of the United States S.E.E.D. Project on Inclusive Curriculum (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity). She consults widely in the United States and throughout the world with college and school faculty who are creating more gender-fair and multicultural curricula. In 1988, she published the ground-breaking article, “White Privilege and Male Privilege: A Personal Account of Coming to See Correspondences through Work on Women’s Studies.” This analysis and its shorter form, “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack,” 1989, have been instrumental in putting the dimension of privilege into discussions of gender, race, and sexuality in the United States. McIntosh has taught at the Brearley School, Harvard University, Trinity College (Washington, D.C.), the University of Denver, the University of Durham (England), and Wellesley College. She is co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Women’s Institute and has been consulting editor the Sage: A Scholarly Journal on Black Women. She has consulted with women on 22 Asian campuses on the development of Women’s Studies, and programs to bring materials from Women’s Studies into the main curriculum. She has consulted frequently in China and Korea. In addition to having two honorary degrees, she is the recipient of the Klingenstein Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership from Columbia Teachers College. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 23:22 File Size - 16.4 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 7 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What is unearned privilege, and why are people so reluctant to admit that they have it? How can we use our privilege to do good? What does the existence of systems of power and privilege say about the United States’ focus on meritocracy? Peggy McIntosh is Associate Director of the Wellesley Centers for Women and author of the renowned essay White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Peggy McIntosh is Associate Director of the Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College in Massachusetts. She is Founder and Co-director of the United States S.E.E.D. Project on Inclusive Curriculum (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity). She consults widely in the United States and throughout the world with college and school faculty who are creating more gender-fair and multicultural curricula. In 1988, she published the ground-breaking article, “White Privilege and Male Privilege: A Personal Account of Coming to See Correspondences through Work on Women’s Studies.” This analysis and its shorter form, “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack,” 1989, have been instrumental in putting the dimension of privilege into discussions of gender, race, and sexuality in the United States. McIntosh has taught at the Brearley School, Harvard University, Trinity College (Washington, D.C.), the University of Denver, the University of Durham (England), and Wellesley College. She is co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Women’s Institute and has been consulting editor the Sage: A Scholarly Journal on Black Women. She has consulted with women on 22 Asian campuses on the development of Women’s Studies, and programs to bring materials from Women’s Studies into the main curriculum. She has consulted frequently in China and Korea. In addition to having two honorary degrees, she is the recipient of the Klingenstein Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership from Columbia Teachers College. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 23:22 File Size - 16.4 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 7 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-09-10,23327518 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 04:00:24 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23245258-ATR-95-Race-Religion-and-Australia Australian documentary filmmaker John Safran shares his experiences exploring race and religion in America. What are the theological underpinnings of the Ku Klux Klan? Why did an exorcist single out African-American members of his audience to help expel demons? We also discuss similarities and differences between race in America and race in Australia. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. John Safran is comedy-focused documentarian most known in Australia for his religion series John Safran vs God and his music industry expose John Safran’s Music Jamboree. He co-hosts Sunday Night Safran on Triple J with Catholic Priest Father Bob Maguire. Duration - 56:18 File Size - 38.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 95 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] You can check out some YouTube clips of John Safran vs.... Australian documentary filmmaker John Safran shares his experiences exploring race and religion in America. What are the theological underpinnings of the Ku Klux Klan? Why did an exorcist single out African-American members of his audience to help expel demons? We also discuss similarities and differences between race in America and race in Australia. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. John Safran is comedy-focused documentarian most known in Australia for his religion series John Safran vs God and his music industry expose John Safran’s Music Jamboree. He co-hosts Sunday Night Safran on Triple J with Catholic Priest Father Bob Maguire. Duration - 56:18 File Size - 38.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 95 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] You can check out some YouTube clips of John Safran vs. God here: Exorcism Scene Meeting the Ku Klux Klan Aboriginal Land Rights Australian documentary filmmaker John Safran shares his experiences exploring race and religion in America. What are the theological underpinnings of the Ku Klux Klan? Why did an exorcist single out African-American members of his audience to help expel demons? We also discuss similarities and differences between race in America and race in Australia. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. John Safran is comedy-focused documentarian most known in Australia for his religion series John Safran vs God and his music industry expose John Safran’s Music Jamboree. He co-hosts Sunday Night Safran on Triple J with Catholic Priest Father Bob Maguire. Duration - 56:18 File Size - 38.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 95 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] You can check out some YouTube clips of John Safran vs. God here: Exorcism Scene Meeting the Ku Klux Klan Aboriginal Land Rights tag:odeo.com,2008-09-03,23245258 Wed, 03 Sep 2008 04:00:18 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23226106-ATR-Premium-6-Keith-R-Wyche-Preview Why do people of color still face a cement ceiling in corporate America? Why is not enough to work hard and have the right degrees? How can professionals of color overcome racial discrimination in the workplace? Keith R. Wyche is author of Good Is Not Enough: And Other Unwritten Rules for Minority Professionals. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! As President of U.S. Operations at Pitney Bowes, Keith Wyche is responsible for directing approximately 8,000 people and operations at more than 500 sites across the country. As a professional Keith has been recognized for his leadership by Black Enterprise, Diversity MBA and Ebony magazines. He is currently on the Board of Directors of both the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) and the Executive L... Why do people of color still face a cement ceiling in corporate America? Why is not enough to work hard and have the right degrees? How can professionals of color overcome racial discrimination in the workplace? Keith R. Wyche is author of Good Is Not Enough: And Other Unwritten Rules for Minority Professionals. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! As President of U.S. Operations at Pitney Bowes, Keith Wyche is responsible for directing approximately 8,000 people and operations at more than 500 sites across the country. As a professional Keith has been recognized for his leadership by Black Enterprise, Diversity MBA and Ebony magazines. He is currently on the Board of Directors of both the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) and the Executive Leadership Council (ELC), a professional organization consisting of the top African-American senior corporate executives in the U.S. He was also recently recognized by the National Urban League as an “African American Man of Distinction.” Keith received his BBA from Cleveland State University and his MBA from Baldwin-Wallace College. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 12:21 File Size - 8.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 6 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why do people of color still face a cement ceiling in corporate America? Why is not enough to work hard and have the right degrees? How can professionals of color overcome racial discrimination in the workplace? Keith R. Wyche is author of Good Is Not Enough: And Other Unwritten Rules for Minority Professionals. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! As President of U.S. Operations at Pitney Bowes, Keith Wyche is responsible for directing approximately 8,000 people and operations at more than 500 sites across the country. As a professional Keith has been recognized for his leadership by Black Enterprise, Diversity MBA and Ebony magazines. He is currently on the Board of Directors of both the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) and the Executive Leadership Council (ELC), a professional organization consisting of the top African-American senior corporate executives in the U.S. He was also recently recognized by the National Urban League as an “African American Man of Distinction.” Keith received his BBA from Cleveland State University and his MBA from Baldwin-Wallace College. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 12:21 File Size - 8.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 6 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-08-28,23226106 Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:06:54 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23196722-ATR-94-missing-black-children Why don’t black children garner the same kind of media attention white children do when they go missing? What does it say about how your racedetermines the value of your life? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. A freelance writer and blogger with strong opinions, Latoya Peterson writes about the intersections of race and pop culture – but also finds time to discuss video games, anime, manga, gender, feminism, and hip-hop. She currently edits the blog Racialicious and has contributed to Bitch Magazine and the American Prospect. She also contributes to Cerise, the online magazine for girl gamers, and Clutch Magazine. Duration - 30:06 File Size - 20.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 94 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why don’t black children garner the same kind of media attention white children do when they go missing? What does it say about how your racedetermines the value of your life? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. A freelance writer and blogger with strong opinions, Latoya Peterson writes about the intersections of race and pop culture – but also finds time to discuss video games, anime, manga, gender, feminism, and hip-hop. She currently edits the blog Racialicious and has contributed to Bitch Magazine and the American Prospect. She also contributes to Cerise, the online magazine for girl gamers, and Clutch Magazine. Duration - 30:06 File Size - 20.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 94 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why don’t black children garner the same kind of media attention white children do when they go missing? What does it say about how your racedetermines the value of your life? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. A freelance writer and blogger with strong opinions, Latoya Peterson writes about the intersections of race and pop culture – but also finds time to discuss video games, anime, manga, gender, feminism, and hip-hop. She currently edits the blog Racialicious and has contributed to Bitch Magazine and the American Prospect. She also contributes to Cerise, the online magazine for girl gamers, and Clutch Magazine. Duration - 30:06 File Size - 20.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 94 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-08-20,23196722 Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:20:58 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23152179-ATR-Premium-5-Lori-L-Tharps-Preview Why is black hair so political? How have African-American hair styles impacted American popular culture? What economic impact has black hair had on our history and society? Lori L. Tharps is co-author of Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Lori L. Tharps is a freelance journalist, author, editor, teacher and mom. A former staff reporter at Vibe magazine and correspondent for Entertainment Weekly, Lori has written for Ms., Savoy, Suede, Bitch and Essence magazines. She is co-author of the book “Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America,” a chronological look at the culture behind the ever-changing state of black hair — from 15th century Africa to the presen... Why is black hair so political? How have African-American hair styles impacted American popular culture? What economic impact has black hair had on our history and society? Lori L. Tharps is co-author of Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Lori L. Tharps is a freelance journalist, author, editor, teacher and mom. A former staff reporter at Vibe magazine and correspondent for Entertainment Weekly, Lori has written for Ms., Savoy, Suede, Bitch and Essence magazines. She is co-author of the book “Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America,” a chronological look at the culture behind the ever-changing state of black hair — from 15th century Africa to the present-day United States. She blogs at My American Melting Pot. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 17:32 File Size - 12.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 5 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why is black hair so political? How have African-American hair styles impacted American popular culture? What economic impact has black hair had on our history and society? Lori L. Tharps is co-author of Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Lori L. Tharps is a freelance journalist, author, editor, teacher and mom. A former staff reporter at Vibe magazine and correspondent for Entertainment Weekly, Lori has written for Ms., Savoy, Suede, Bitch and Essence magazines. She is co-author of the book “Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America,” a chronological look at the culture behind the ever-changing state of black hair — from 15th century Africa to the present-day United States. She blogs at My American Melting Pot. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 17:32 File Size - 12.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 5 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-08-06,23152179 Wed, 06 Aug 2008 05:00:22 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23115158-ATR-Premium-4-Jae-Ran-Kim-Preview Why does it cost less to adopt a black or biracial child than a white child? What kinds of racial inequities exist in the child welfare system? How has adoption historically been used as a tool of oppression? Jae Ran Kim is contributor to Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Jae Ran Kim is a licensed social worker and writer. Born in South Korea in 1968, Jae Ran was adopted to Minnesota at the age of three. Jae Ran has most recently been published in the anthologies, Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption by South End Press and Religion and Spirituality in Korean America published by University of Illinois Press. Jae Ran will begin a Ph.D. program at the University of Minnesota’s S... Why does it cost less to adopt a black or biracial child than a white child? What kinds of racial inequities exist in the child welfare system? How has adoption historically been used as a tool of oppression? Jae Ran Kim is contributor to Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Jae Ran Kim is a licensed social worker and writer. Born in South Korea in 1968, Jae Ran was adopted to Minnesota at the age of three. Jae Ran has most recently been published in the anthologies, Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption by South End Press and Religion and Spirituality in Korean America published by University of Illinois Press. Jae Ran will begin a Ph.D. program at the University of Minnesota’s School of Social Work this fall. Her blog, is Harlow’s Monkey at http://harlowmonkey.typepad.com. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 14:25 File Size - 10.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 4 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why does it cost less to adopt a black or biracial child than a white child? What kinds of racial inequities exist in the child welfare system? How has adoption historically been used as a tool of oppression? Jae Ran Kim is contributor to Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Jae Ran Kim is a licensed social worker and writer. Born in South Korea in 1968, Jae Ran was adopted to Minnesota at the age of three. Jae Ran has most recently been published in the anthologies, Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption by South End Press and Religion and Spirituality in Korean America published by University of Illinois Press. Jae Ran will begin a Ph.D. program at the University of Minnesota’s School of Social Work this fall. Her blog, is Harlow’s Monkey at http://harlowmonkey.typepad.com. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 14:25 File Size - 10.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 4 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-07-25,23115158 Fri, 25 Jul 2008 05:00:40 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23082883-ATR-93-race-and-sex Warning: This episode contains adult content, explicit language, and frank discussions of sexual acts. Why aren’t there more people of color giving sex-positive sex advice? How have stereotypes about hyper-sexualized non-white people caused a puritanical backlash to sexuality? How do race and sex collide on the dance floor? Why have sexuality and spirituality been decoupled in American interpretations of Eastern philosophy? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex; she’s also a contributor at Michelle Obama Watch. Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Duration - 55:39 F... Warning: This episode contains adult content, explicit language, and frank discussions of sexual acts. Why aren’t there more people of color giving sex-positive sex advice? How have stereotypes about hyper-sexualized non-white people caused a puritanical backlash to sexuality? How do race and sex collide on the dance floor? Why have sexuality and spirituality been decoupled in American interpretations of Eastern philosophy? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex; she’s also a contributor at Michelle Obama Watch. Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Duration - 55:39 File Size - 26.2 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 93 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Warning: This episode contains adult content, explicit language, and frank discussions of sexual acts. Why aren’t there more people of color giving sex-positive sex advice? How have stereotypes about hyper-sexualized non-white people caused a puritanical backlash to sexuality? How do race and sex collide on the dance floor? Why have sexuality and spirituality been decoupled in American interpretations of Eastern philosophy? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Andrea (AJ) Plaid runs The Cruel Secretary, where she blogs about race, gender, and sex; she’s also a contributor at Michelle Obama Watch. Andrea has been quoted in the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune regarding the decline of the NAACP, African Americans’ protectiveness toward Senator Barack Obama, and the rift between white feminists and feminists of color in defending Michelle Obama against racist and sexist media attacks. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. Duration - 55:39 File Size - 26.2 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 93 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-07-16,23082883 Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:22:32 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23059132-ATR-Premium-3-Terrie-M-Williams-Preview What are the impacts of racism on mental health? Why is the stereotype of the “strong black woman” so damaging? Why do some African-Americans distrust the medical establishment? Terrie M. Williams answers these questions and more in this episode of Addicted to Race Premium. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Terrie is a clinical social worker by training who became a successful public relations pro by her own design. Terrie is author Black Pain: It Just Looks Like We’re Not Hurting, which tells the untold story of depression among African-Americans as well as Terrie’s tale of her own chronic depression—a revealing narrative she shared in the June 2005 issue of ESSENCE magazine. Terrie has a B. A. (cum laude) in Psychology and Sociology from Brand... What are the impacts of racism on mental health? Why is the stereotype of the “strong black woman” so damaging? Why do some African-Americans distrust the medical establishment? Terrie M. Williams answers these questions and more in this episode of Addicted to Race Premium. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Terrie is a clinical social worker by training who became a successful public relations pro by her own design. Terrie is author Black Pain: It Just Looks Like We’re Not Hurting, which tells the untold story of depression among African-Americans as well as Terrie’s tale of her own chronic depression—a revealing narrative she shared in the June 2005 issue of ESSENCE magazine. Terrie has a B. A. (cum laude) in Psychology and Sociology from Brandeis University, and an M.S. in Social Work from Columbia University. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 16:40 File Size - 11.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 3 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What are the impacts of racism on mental health? Why is the stereotype of the “strong black woman” so damaging? Why do some African-Americans distrust the medical establishment? Terrie M. Williams answers these questions and more in this episode of Addicted to Race Premium. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Terrie is a clinical social worker by training who became a successful public relations pro by her own design. Terrie is author Black Pain: It Just Looks Like We’re Not Hurting, which tells the untold story of depression among African-Americans as well as Terrie’s tale of her own chronic depression—a revealing narrative she shared in the June 2005 issue of ESSENCE magazine. Terrie has a B. A. (cum laude) in Psychology and Sociology from Brandeis University, and an M.S. in Social Work from Columbia University. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 16:40 File Size - 11.5 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 3 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-07-08,23059132 Tue, 08 Jul 2008 05:08:36 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23041284-ATR-92-black-Chinese-in-South-Africa-racism-in-fashion-Obama-talks-white Why have Chinese been reclassified as “black” in South Africa? Is the fashion industry racist? Is Ralph Nader right when he says that Obama “talks white?” Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Baratunde Thurston is a comedian, writer and activist. He blogs at The Huffington post and as Jack Turner for Jack & Jill Politics. He’s been featured on NPR, BBC, CNN, The NY Times, C-SPAN and ComedyCentral.com. Baratunde speaks at colleges and conferences around the country and lives in NYC where he works for The Onion. Duration - 58:50 File Size - 27.6 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 92 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why have Chinese been reclassified as “black” in South Africa? Is the fashion industry racist? Is Ralph Nader right when he says that Obama “talks white?” Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Baratunde Thurston is a comedian, writer and activist. He blogs at The Huffington post and as Jack Turner for Jack & Jill Politics. He’s been featured on NPR, BBC, CNN, The NY Times, C-SPAN and ComedyCentral.com. Baratunde speaks at colleges and conferences around the country and lives in NYC where he works for The Onion. Duration - 58:50 File Size - 27.6 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 92 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Why have Chinese been reclassified as “black” in South Africa? Is the fashion industry racist? Is Ralph Nader right when he says that Obama “talks white?” Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Baratunde Thurston is a comedian, writer and activist. He blogs at The Huffington post and as Jack Turner for Jack & Jill Politics. He’s been featured on NPR, BBC, CNN, The NY Times, C-SPAN and ComedyCentral.com. Baratunde speaks at colleges and conferences around the country and lives in NYC where he works for The Onion. Duration - 58:50 File Size - 27.6 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 92 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-07-01,23041284 Tue, 01 Jul 2008 05:16:20 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/23024431-ATR-Premium-2-Tim-Wise-Preview If racism benefits whites, why should white people try to change the system? Is it possible for white people to work against racism without spiraling into self-hatred? Why is racism particularly harmful to working-class whites? Anti-racism activist Tim Wise answers these questions and more in this episode of Addicted to Race Premium. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Tim Wise is among the most prominent anti-racist writers and activists in the U.S. He has spoken to over 300,000 people in 48 states, and on over 350 college campuses. Wise has provided anti-racism training to teachers nationwide, and conducted trainings with physicians and medical industry professionals on how to combat racial inequities in health care. He has trained corporate, go... If racism benefits whites, why should white people try to change the system? Is it possible for white people to work against racism without spiraling into self-hatred? Why is racism particularly harmful to working-class whites? Anti-racism activist Tim Wise answers these questions and more in this episode of Addicted to Race Premium. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Tim Wise is among the most prominent anti-racist writers and activists in the U.S. He has spoken to over 300,000 people in 48 states, and on over 350 college campuses. Wise has provided anti-racism training to teachers nationwide, and conducted trainings with physicians and medical industry professionals on how to combat racial inequities in health care. He has trained corporate, government, and law enforcement officials on methods for dismantling racism in their institutions, and has served as a consultant for plaintiff’s attorneys in federal discrimination cases in New York and Washington State. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 17:09 File Size - 12.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 2 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] If racism benefits whites, why should white people try to change the system? Is it possible for white people to work against racism without spiraling into self-hatred? Why is racism particularly harmful to working-class whites? Anti-racism activist Tim Wise answers these questions and more in this episode of Addicted to Race Premium. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Tim Wise is among the most prominent anti-racist writers and activists in the U.S. He has spoken to over 300,000 people in 48 states, and on over 350 college campuses. Wise has provided anti-racism training to teachers nationwide, and conducted trainings with physicians and medical industry professionals on how to combat racial inequities in health care. He has trained corporate, government, and law enforcement officials on methods for dismantling racism in their institutions, and has served as a consultant for plaintiff’s attorneys in federal discrimination cases in New York and Washington State. About Addicted to Race Premium Want to learn more about race and racism, but don’t have the time, money, or ability to take a long, expensive anti-oppression or diversity training course? Then subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium. Every other week you’ll receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. They’ll help you: Learn how to think critically and analyze issues around race and racism. Acquire terminology and language that can help you better articulate your experiences and opinions. Read more and subscribe here: www.newdemographic.com/premium Duration - 17:09 File Size - 12.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 2 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-06-24,23024431 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 05:37:10 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/22619966-ATR-91-diluting-feminism-Michelle-Obama-the-Manchurian-candidate Do feminists who address race and racism run the risk of diluting feminism? What is it about Michelle Obama that many Americans find so threatening? Will white people be able to overcome their fear of racial retribution from a black president? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: There are some lag issues in the final segment of this episode - sorry about that. Just Skype acting up again. Guest co-host Kai Chang is a technology entrepreneur and independent blogger living and working in New York City and southwestern Connecticut. Kai was born in Buffalo, New York, and has lived in Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; Hong Kong; and the Szechuan province of China. Kai blogs at www.zuky.net, as well as at the new pro-migrant community blog The Sanctuary. Duration - 1:03:28 File Size - 44.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 91 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes... Do feminists who address race and racism run the risk of diluting feminism? What is it about Michelle Obama that many Americans find so threatening? Will white people be able to overcome their fear of racial retribution from a black president? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: There are some lag issues in the final segment of this episode - sorry about that. Just Skype acting up again. Guest co-host Kai Chang is a technology entrepreneur and independent blogger living and working in New York City and southwestern Connecticut. Kai was born in Buffalo, New York, and has lived in Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; Hong Kong; and the Szechuan province of China. Kai blogs at www.zuky.net, as well as at the new pro-migrant community blog The Sanctuary. Duration - 1:03:28 File Size - 44.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 91 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Do feminists who address race and racism run the risk of diluting feminism? What is it about Michelle Obama that many Americans find so threatening? Will white people be able to overcome their fear of racial retribution from a black president? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: There are some lag issues in the final segment of this episode - sorry about that. Just Skype acting up again. Guest co-host Kai Chang is a technology entrepreneur and independent blogger living and working in New York City and southwestern Connecticut. Kai was born in Buffalo, New York, and has lived in Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; Hong Kong; and the Szechuan province of China. Kai blogs at www.zuky.net, as well as at the new pro-migrant community blog The Sanctuary. Duration - 1:03:28 File Size - 44.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 91 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-06-17,22619966 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 06:37:10 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/22599240-ATR-Premium-1-Dr-Joseph-L-Graves-Preview Dr. Graves explains why race is a social construct and not a biological reality, and debunks some common myths about biology and race. For example, are Kenyans biologically predisposed to winning marathons? And do Asian men really have the smallest penises? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Addicted to Race Premium is the premium version of New Demographic’s podcast about America’s obsession with race. Every other week, subscribers receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Learn more about Addicted to Race Premium . Dr. Joseph L. Graves is the Dean of University Studies and a professor of biology at North Caroline A&T State University. He is the author of the boo... Dr. Graves explains why race is a social construct and not a biological reality, and debunks some common myths about biology and race. For example, are Kenyans biologically predisposed to winning marathons? And do Asian men really have the smallest penises? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Addicted to Race Premium is the premium version of New Demographic’s podcast about America’s obsession with race. Every other week, subscribers receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Learn more about Addicted to Race Premium . Dr. Joseph L. Graves is the Dean of University Studies and a professor of biology at North Caroline A&T State University. He is the author of the books The Emperor’s New Clothes: Biological Theories of Race at the Millennium and The Race Myth: Why We Pretend Race Exists in America. His research concerns the evolutionary genetics of postponed aging and biological concepts of race in humans, with over fifty papers and book chapters published, and appearances in six documentary films on these general topics. Learn more about Addicted to Race Premium . Duration - 18:15 File Size - 12.6 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 1 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Dr. Graves explains why race is a social construct and not a biological reality, and debunks some common myths about biology and race. For example, are Kenyans biologically predisposed to winning marathons? And do Asian men really have the smallest penises? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Addicted to Race Premium is the premium version of New Demographic’s podcast about America’s obsession with race. Every other week, subscribers receive an hour-long, exclusive audio interview with one of the nation’s top experts on race, racism and diversity. Since this is the public RSS feed, you will receive just a 15-minute preview of the interview. If you’d like to hear the hour-long interview in its entirety, subscribe to Addicted to Race Premium today! Learn more about Addicted to Race Premium . Dr. Joseph L. Graves is the Dean of University Studies and a professor of biology at North Caroline A&T State University. He is the author of the books The Emperor’s New Clothes: Biological Theories of Race at the Millennium and The Race Myth: Why We Pretend Race Exists in America. His research concerns the evolutionary genetics of postponed aging and biological concepts of race in humans, with over fifty papers and book chapters published, and appearances in six documentary films on these general topics. Learn more about Addicted to Race Premium . Duration - 18:15 File Size - 12.6 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Premium 1 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-06-10,22599240 Tue, 10 Jun 2008 06:20:45 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/22589699-ATR-90-Indiana-Jones-mulattoes-and-politics Can passing for white ever be a heroic act? What does the Indiana Jones franchise say about our ideas of primitive savages and white supremacy? Should Hillary Clinton’s loss be interpreted as a loss for gender equality? And perhaps most importantly, will Mat be able to defeat the gargantuan cockroaches of Texas? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: This episode was recorded before Obama won the Democratic nomination. Guest co-host Mat Johnson was born to an Irish American father and an African American mother, and grew up inspired by both literary traditions. He attended graduate school at Columbia University. Johnson has written two novels, including Hunting in Harlem (2004, winner of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in fiction), about the area’s gentrification, and a nonfiction book, The Great Negro Plot. His work addresses contemporary race and social issues with wicked humor. His latest work is the graphic novel Incogneg... Can passing for white ever be a heroic act? What does the Indiana Jones franchise say about our ideas of primitive savages and white supremacy? Should Hillary Clinton’s loss be interpreted as a loss for gender equality? And perhaps most importantly, will Mat be able to defeat the gargantuan cockroaches of Texas? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: This episode was recorded before Obama won the Democratic nomination. Guest co-host Mat Johnson was born to an Irish American father and an African American mother, and grew up inspired by both literary traditions. He attended graduate school at Columbia University. Johnson has written two novels, including Hunting in Harlem (2004, winner of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in fiction), about the area’s gentrification, and a nonfiction book, The Great Negro Plot. His work addresses contemporary race and social issues with wicked humor. His latest work is the graphic novel Incognegro, and you can find his blog at Niggerati. Duration - 1:04:42 File Size - 60.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 90 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] Can passing for white ever be a heroic act? What does the Indiana Jones franchise say about our ideas of primitive savages and white supremacy? Should Hillary Clinton’s loss be interpreted as a loss for gender equality? And perhaps most importantly, will Mat be able to defeat the gargantuan cockroaches of Texas? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: This episode was recorded before Obama won the Democratic nomination. Guest co-host Mat Johnson was born to an Irish American father and an African American mother, and grew up inspired by both literary traditions. He attended graduate school at Columbia University. Johnson has written two novels, including Hunting in Harlem (2004, winner of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in fiction), about the area’s gentrification, and a nonfiction book, The Great Negro Plot. His work addresses contemporary race and social issues with wicked humor. His latest work is the graphic novel Incognegro, and you can find his blog at Niggerati. Duration - 1:04:42 File Size - 60.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 90 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-06-06,22589699 Fri, 06 Jun 2008 05:25:52 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/22575152-ATR-89-Myanmar-Martin-Luther-King-and-hip-hop What does the graphic nature of the Myanmar disaster coverage say about the value of yellow, brown and black lives? Why have we sanitized the memory of Martin Luther King to the point where we are shocked by a statue depicting him with his arms crossed? And lastly, does hip hop help or harm social justice? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: This episode was supposed to come out the week of May 19th, but unfortunately I only got around to editing and posting it this weekend. The good news though, is that you’ll get two ATR episodes this week! Look for episode 90 this Friday. Guest co-host R. L’Heureux Lewis, also known as Dumi Eyi di yiye (Eddie-yi-yay), is a Assistant Professor at the City College of New York - CUNY in the Department of Sociology and Black Studies Program. He researches, writes, and does activist work on schools, youth of color, and mental health. His recent blogging can be found at www.uptownnotes.... What does the graphic nature of the Myanmar disaster coverage say about the value of yellow, brown and black lives? Why have we sanitized the memory of Martin Luther King to the point where we are shocked by a statue depicting him with his arms crossed? And lastly, does hip hop help or harm social justice? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: This episode was supposed to come out the week of May 19th, but unfortunately I only got around to editing and posting it this weekend. The good news though, is that you’ll get two ATR episodes this week! Look for episode 90 this Friday. Guest co-host R. L’Heureux Lewis, also known as Dumi Eyi di yiye (Eddie-yi-yay), is a Assistant Professor at the City College of New York - CUNY in the Department of Sociology and Black Studies Program. He researches, writes, and does activist work on schools, youth of color, and mental health. His recent blogging can be found at www.uptownnotes.com and his professional work can be found at www.professorlewis.com. Duration - 57:45 File Size - 40.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 89 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] What does the graphic nature of the Myanmar disaster coverage say about the value of yellow, brown and black lives? Why have we sanitized the memory of Martin Luther King to the point where we are shocked by a statue depicting him with his arms crossed? And lastly, does hip hop help or harm social justice? Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email info@addictedtorace.com. Note from Carmen: This episode was supposed to come out the week of May 19th, but unfortunately I only got around to editing and posting it this weekend. The good news though, is that you’ll get two ATR episodes this week! Look for episode 90 this Friday. Guest co-host R. L’Heureux Lewis, also known as Dumi Eyi di yiye (Eddie-yi-yay), is a Assistant Professor at the City College of New York - CUNY in the Department of Sociology and Black Studies Program. He researches, writes, and does activist work on schools, youth of color, and mental health. His recent blogging can be found at www.uptownnotes.com and his professional work can be found at www.professorlewis.com. Duration - 57:45 File Size - 40.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 89 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-06-02,22575152 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 06:27:43 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/22486596-ATR-88-What-Harold-and-Kumar-says-about-race-and-gender We’re ba-ack! The hiatus lasted a little longer than I thought it would, but Addicted to Race is here again. We’ve got some new theme music (thanks, Garageband!) and I bought a new mic, so hopefully the sound quality has improved a bit. Here’s a rundown of what you’ll find in this episode: Is “Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay” really the best thing ever to happen to Asian-American cinema? Carmen and Jenn Fang discuss this stoner comedy’s implications on race and gender. Also, does Barack Obama believe in the American flag? We break down the politics of patriotism as it’s playing out in this presidential race. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email addictedtorace@gmail.com. Guest co-host Jenn Fang blogs at Reappropriate: a blog focusing on issues of race, gender, and grassroots activism as they affect the formation of the Asian American sociopolitical identity. Duration - 57:58 File Size - 26.7 MB Right-click here to... We’re ba-ack! The hiatus lasted a little longer than I thought it would, but Addicted to Race is here again. We’ve got some new theme music (thanks, Garageband!) and I bought a new mic, so hopefully the sound quality has improved a bit. Here’s a rundown of what you’ll find in this episode: Is “Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay” really the best thing ever to happen to Asian-American cinema? Carmen and Jenn Fang discuss this stoner comedy’s implications on race and gender. Also, does Barack Obama believe in the American flag? We break down the politics of patriotism as it’s playing out in this presidential race. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email addictedtorace@gmail.com. Guest co-host Jenn Fang blogs at Reappropriate: a blog focusing on issues of race, gender, and grassroots activism as they affect the formation of the Asian American sociopolitical identity. Duration - 57:58 File Size - 26.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 88 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] We’re ba-ack! The hiatus lasted a little longer than I thought it would, but Addicted to Race is here again. We’ve got some new theme music (thanks, Garageband!) and I bought a new mic, so hopefully the sound quality has improved a bit. Here’s a rundown of what you’ll find in this episode: Is “Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay” really the best thing ever to happen to Asian-American cinema? Carmen and Jenn Fang discuss this stoner comedy’s implications on race and gender. Also, does Barack Obama believe in the American flag? We break down the politics of patriotism as it’s playing out in this presidential race. Got feedback for us? Call 917-720-6348 or email addictedtorace@gmail.com. Guest co-host Jenn Fang blogs at Reappropriate: a blog focusing on issues of race, gender, and grassroots activism as they affect the formation of the Asian American sociopolitical identity. Duration - 57:58 File Size - 26.7 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 88 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2008-05-06,22486596 Tue, 06 May 2008 05:54:35 -0700 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized http://odeo.com/episodes/22036460-Announcement-Going-on-Hiatus This is not so much a new episode as a special announcement that Addicted to Race is going on hiatus for awhile. We’ve been “on the air” pretty much continuously for about two and a half years. Don’t worry, this is not the end of the show! I definitely plan on coming back to it next year with some new ideas for the format, including some experimentations with video, but taking a hiatus will really help me get some other time-sensitive New Demographic projects off the ground. Then I can come back to the podcast with a clear mind and implement some new ideas. Thanks everyone for all your support, and I look forward to rejoining you again soon! Duration - 4:22 File Size - 4.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of this announcement or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] This is not so much a new episode as a special announcement that Addicted to Race is going on hiatus for awhile. We’ve been “on the air” pretty much continuously for about two and a half years. Don’t worry, this is not the end of the show! I definitely plan on coming back to it next year with some new ideas for the format, including some experimentations with video, but taking a hiatus will really help me get some other time-sensitive New Demographic projects off the ground. Then I can come back to the podcast with a clear mind and implement some new ideas. Thanks everyone for all your support, and I look forward to rejoining you again soon! Duration - 4:22 File Size - 4.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of this announcement or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] This is not so much a new episode as a special announcement that Addicted to Race is going on hiatus for awhile. We’ve been “on the air” pretty much continuously for about two and a half years. Don’t worry, this is not the end of the show! I definitely plan on coming back to it next year with some new ideas for the format, including some experimentations with video, but taking a hiatus will really help me get some other time-sensitive New Demographic projects off the ground. Then I can come back to the podcast with a clear mind and implement some new ideas. Thanks everyone for all your support, and I look forward to rejoining you again soon! Duration - 4:22 File Size - 4.1 MB Right-click here to download an MP3 of this announcement or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately [See post to listen to audio] tag:odeo.com,2007-11-29,22036460 Thu, 29 Nov 2007 07:14:53 -0800 no Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords Uncategorized