A Burden For The Times

We continue the discussion outlining our Life Transitions over the past years. Is it hyperbolic to say that these are the hardest years of our life?  We dive deep into a very real picture of what a seasonal transition looks like.

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Super Transparent and Super Practical Episode on how we have handled our personal life transitions. All of us have recently gone through a transitional season and we want to share it with our audience. 

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ChatGPT, Bard, and other AI sources is debuting as the future. What does this mean for education? During the college discussion, we had a small part the focused in on the digital age and the future of education. I think this conversation will spark great conversations in the future. 

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After interviews and discussions, we finally wrap up this part of the college discussion with some practical insights that we have observed on this journey. I hope you enjoy this Tips and Tools  Episode.

Just Do Something- Kevin de Young
 Brainwashed- Ben Shapiro 

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The perspective of a very intentional mother is what we get the privilege of hearing today. Diane Allman is a mom of 4 who has been intentionally teaching academics that does not ignore African  heritage.  
Book List from Diane:

Black Pioneers of Science and Invention by Louis Haber

You Have A Brain by Ben Carson 

Birders of Africa, by Nancy J Jacobs 

How To Turn $100 into $1,000,000 by James McKenna and Jeannine Glista with Matt Fontaine 

Miles Moralez, Spider-Man, by Jason Reynolds 

A People’s History of American Empire, by Howard Zinn, Mike Konopacki, and Paul Buhle

Tristan Strong Punches A Hole in the Sky by Kwame Mbalia

Little Black Girl: All The Things You Can Do by Kirby Howell Baptiste 

Little Black Boy: Oh The Things You Will Do by Kirby Howell Baptiste and Larry C Fields III

African Icons : Ten People Who Shaped  History by Tracey Baptiste 

The Talk: Conversations about Race, Love, and Truth by Wade Hudson and Cheryl Willis Hudson

An Indigenous People’s History of the United States for young people by Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, adapted by Jean Mendoza and Debbie Reese

Video Version:
https://youtu.be/pFzaipGiuQM

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The College Discussion continues as we discuss the availability of information contrasted to the application of that knowledge. The volume of the discussion has demanded to add another episode to this topic. We hope it is helpful and insightful!

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This education series allows us to ask some provocative questions concerning our education systems and philosophies. This episode we narrow our focus on the college institutions. This episode will have you possibly laughing and definitely thinking about the cultural ramifications of college. 

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We finish up the discussion with giving some helpful insights of some potential changes that could help each education system. We still acknowledge the parent's role in all of these matters, but we hope this is a timely thought provoking discussion.

Book containing statistics:
Dumbing us Down John Taylor Gatto

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An education series would not be complete without a discussion of the three major education mediums. In this mind stretching discussion we begin the process of comparing and contrasting the different types of school philosophies and analyzing the strengths and weaknesses.

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We explore events, stories, and people that should be remembered from black history.
Aaron's Pick
Master Slave Husband and Wife

Ellen and William Craft- LINK

Anton's Pick
Be Free or Die

Robert Smalls- LINK

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