This week we (chaotically) explain how in order to truly understand the dynamics of social issues like racism and sexism in our society, you need to first grasp the concept of intersectionality. We also touch on the importance of reflecting on your own identity, privilege, and role in advocating social for change.

This week we are joined by Gabrielle Hansen, a first year PhD student in clinical psychology at Alliant International University in San Diego, to discuss the benefits of therapy.

This week we look back on the history of gender and the role of colonialism in heteronormativity, define some important terms, and talk action steps on supporting people who are non-binary!

This week we get heated about an already heated topic. Why is abortion political and what does it mean to be pro-life?

This week we define willful ignorance, talk about confirmation bias, and brainstorm some solutions to stop avoiding what makes us uncomfortable!Be the change people!

This week we talk about the complexities of foreign affairs, imperialism, and colonialism and start to dig into the lasting legacies they have on current events.

We take a break from being political to chat about the importance of mental health and how we have developed our self care practices.

Zena and Julia talk about what CRT is, how it is under attack, and why it is important to learn about both inside and outside of the classroom.

We get super honest and give our top 5 things we have unlearned and are still unlearning!

Zena and Julia talk about surprises, challenges, and the best of being new teachers! Basically we are obsessed with our students.