Hosted by Judge Steven Teske (Ret.) · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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Justice ReDesigned is a publication and podcast by Judge Steven Teske (Ret.), that explores justice and injustice wherever they arise — in politics, education, law enforcement, the courts, and beyond. We shine a light on the policies and practices that promote fairness and expose those that undermine it, challenging systems and ideas that stand in the way of a more just society. steventeske.substack.com
Judge Steven Teske (Ret.) hosts Justice ReDesigned Podcast, a news show with 32 episodes published.
In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, Steve Teske moves the DEI conversation beyond its most familiar—and most flawed—argument: that diversity increases profits. For years, proponents relied on studies showing correlati
We’re taking a short pause from the DEI series for a conversation that reflects the larger purpose of Justice ReDesigned: exploring how systems can be rebuilt to serve people better. In this episode, I interview Judge Ge
In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, Steve Teske steps back from the legal and economic debates over DEI to examine the word driving much of the conflict: woke. Once a term meaning awareness of injustice, “woke” has ev
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In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, Steve Teske pulls back the curtain on the modern neutrality movement — and what it looks like when anti-DEI rhetoric runs out of legal arguments and starts policing fonts, museums,
In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, Judge Steven C. Teske dismantles one of the most seductive ideas in modern political discourse: neutrality. Colorblind policies are often marketed as fair and balanced. Teske argues
In Defense of DEI is not a plea for politeness. It is a rebuttal to distortion. In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, Judge Steven C. Teske dismantles the most common attacks on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion — that i
In Part II, the focus shifts from the lie of neutrality to the damage it causes. If forgetting history were harmless, the evidence would be neutral. It isn’t. This episode traces how “merit without memory” produces real-
What happens when institutions claim to measure “merit” while pretending history never happened? In Part I of Merit Without Memory, Steven Teske dismantles the comforting fiction that neutrality is the same as fairness.
In this four-part podcast series, Justice ReDesigned sits down with nationally acclaimed diversity trainer and justice reform advocate Pastor Edward L. Palmer Sr.—a powerful voice in the fight against racial and ethnic d
In this four-part podcast series, Justice ReDesigned sits down with nationally acclaimed diversity trainer and justice reform advocate Pastor Edward L. Palmer Sr.—a powerful voice in the fight against racial and ethnic d
In this second installment of “A Conversation with Pastor Edward Palmer on Implicit Bias, DEI Backlash, and the Struggle for True Equity,” we examine the disturbing trend sweeping across public institutions: the suppress
In this four-part podcast series, Justice ReDesigned sits down with nationally acclaimed diversity trainer and justice reform advocate Pastor Edward L. Palmer Sr.—a powerful voice in the fight against racial and ethnic d
In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, I explore a question that sits at the center of today’s higher-education debates—and is too often reduced to partisan slogans: Is academic freedom a liberal value, a conservative va
Who designs a federal policy that pressures America’s leading universities to reshape speech, hiring, and institutional culture — without ever mentioning the Constitution? In this episode of Justice ReDesigned, I take a
What began as a five-part series on the Trump administration’s proposed university “Compact” has taken an unexpected turn. In the days since I recorded the initial episodes, the story has evolved — fast. Newly published
After four episodes tracing the origins, dangers, and constitutional failures of the Trump administration’s proposed university “Compact,” we arrive at the heart of the matter — the question beneath every policy debate,
After exposing the flaws, coercion, and constitutional violations embedded in the Trump administration’s proposed university “Compact,” the next question is unavoidable: What would real reform look like — reform that str
After exposing the flaws, coercion, and constitutional violations embedded in the Trump administration’s proposed university “Compact,” the next question is unavoidable: What would real reform look like — reform that str
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Justice ReDesigned Podcast is hosted by Judge Steven Teske (Ret.). The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 32 episodes.
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