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Hosted by Eugene B. Lee-Johnson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 16 episodes
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This podcast was born from Dr. Eugene Lee-Johnson's Hip-Hop & Black Politics class at Southern University. Throughout the semester, the students learn how White supremacy impacts each part of their lives and how fate and group consciousness work to influence Black political participation. In tandem, the students will speak about specific topics (the media, gendered racism, the history of American racism, etc.) from class and how they influence their lives. We hope you enjoy!
Eugene B. Lee-Johnson hosts Southern University: Hip-Hop & Politics, a education show with 16 episodes published.
For generations, the phrase "F*** the Police" has echoed through Black communities as more than just words—it's the vocalization of ancestral pain, systemic injustice, and a demand for recognition that Black lives should
What happens when racism and sexism combine? Keira Miracle Tilford and Zarinne Page dive deep into the concept of gendered racism – a term coined by sociologist Philomena Essed to describe how these two forms of discrimi
What defines "the hood" in American culture, and who creates it? Two college students—Asia Irvin, a senior communications major from Dallas, and Xander, a sophomore studying speech language pathology—dive into this compl
Beneath the surface of America's mass incarceration crisis lies a darker truth – a direct line connecting today's prison system to our nation's history of slavery. This episode of Justice Unlimited peels back layers of h
What happens when borders meet skin color? In our latest episode, we dive deep into the spicy intersection of race and immigration in America, exploring how these powerful social forces shape our identities and experienc
The Ku Klux Klan isn't just a relic of American history – it's a terrorist organization whose influence continues to permeate our institutions, communities, and culture. Keondra and Saanti pull back the curtain on this s
The distorted lens through which the media portrays Black American lives shapes not just how others see us, but tragically, how we sometimes see ourselves. This raw, unfiltered conversation between college students Erika
Gendered racism profoundly impacts how Black male athletes are treated, especially in football-obsessed communities where they're celebrated for performance but dehumanized when they make mistakes or show vulnerability.
Unlock the truth behind how black media shapes your views and beliefs. Films like "Why Did I Get Married" are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the powerful role of black media in crafting public opinion. Ari
Growing up, both Markela Cooper and I, Destiny, experienced firsthand the contrasting realities of neighborhoods labeled as "the hood." From the outside, these places are often painted with a broad brush of negativity—cr
The shadow of America's past looms large over the present, its tendrils entwined with the very fabric of our society. Join us on a poignant journey through history as we trace the lineage of racism in the U.S., starting
Prepare to navigate the intricate web of black representation in media, as Nick Luggett and Tim lay bare the forces shaping the images and stories we consume. This episode promises a deep exploration into the portrayal o
Growing up in South Baton Rouge, the phrase "F the police" echoed through the streets like a battle cry, resonating deeply within black communities. Our latest episode peels back layers of historical and systemic racism,
Imagine an undefeated basketball team that barely makes a ripple in the media, while a rookie gets the limelight. That's the tip-off to our passionate conversation about the glaring media coverage imbalance and the untol
Embark on a transformative journey through the complex landscape of immigration with us, Ryan and Raelynn, as we uncover the powerful stories and challenges that define the immigrant experience. This episode promises to
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