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All Systems NOT a Go
Join us as we take a deep dive from past to present and discuss the perpetuation of systemic racism, its roots of oppression, and our long road to recovery as we unpack and learn that America's systems are in fact, NOT a go.
Episode transcriptions and show links here.
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Miranda: We're recording today's episode long before you'll hear it. It's September 27th, and the verdict for Breonna Taylor's murder was released this week. Unfortunately, it wasn't surprising, upsetting, disturbing, infuriating, yes. But the US has embedded systemic racism into the very foundation of our country, beginning with enslavement, and we continue to see the deliberate aftermath nearly 160 years later. It is our intention to continue working towards building a more just and compassionate world for all but today for Breonna. So we felt it only right to dedicate today's show to her, and we'd like to start with a moment of silence in honor of her life, because it mattered and it still does.
Roots of oppression are found at every corner where the possibility for equality and fair treatment lies...
The education system
Our housing market
America's prison system and more
Noelle: This American crisis we're in isn't new, and for me I think-I'm always wondering how? How did this and how does this continue to work? I mean, it was so well laid out that when the Nazis were researching ways to keep the Aryan race pure and institutionalize racism in Germany, where did they turn? To the US? We had already perfected this system and the Nazis admired it, they studied it, and they replicated it. And we want to call them out for their inhumanity in Germany, and really, they just copied what we were already doing.
Miranda: I guess America is good at something.
Join us for season one as we explore bias, systemic racism, the roots of oppression and barriers found within education and the criminal "justice" system.
The Unpacked Project is produced by Vicky Lee with Branding and Marketing by Raquel Avalos.
Show us some love by liking, subscribing and reviewing our podcast; and to stay up to date, follow us on Instagram at the_unpackedproject.
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Join us as we take a deep dive from past to present and discuss the perpetuation of systemic racism, its roots of oppression, and our long road to recovery as we unpack and learn that America's systems are in fact, NOT a go.
Episode transcriptions and show links here.
.
.
Miranda: We're recording today's episode long before you'll hear it. It's September 27th, and the verdict for Breonna Taylor's murder was released this week. Unfortunately, it wasn't surprising, upsetting, disturbing, infuriating, yes. But the US has embedded systemic racism into the very foundation of our country, beginning with enslavement, and we continue to see the deliberate aftermath nearly 160 years later. It is our intention to continue working towards building a more just and compassionate world for all but today for Breonna. So we felt it only right to dedicate today's show to her, and we'd like to start with a moment of silence in honor of her life, because it mattered and it still does.
Roots of oppression are found at every corner where the possibility for equality and fair treatment lies...
The education system
Our housing market
America's prison system and more
Noelle: This American crisis we're in isn't new, and for me I think-I'm always wondering how? How did this and how does this continue to work? I mean, it was so well laid out that when the Nazis were researching ways to keep the Aryan race pure and institutionalize racism in Germany, where did they turn? To the US? We had already perfected this system and the Nazis admired it, they studied it, and they replicated it. And we want to call them out for their inhumanity in Germany, and really, they just copied what we were already doing.
Miranda: I guess America is good at something.
Join us for season one as we explore bias, systemic racism, the roots of oppression and barriers found within education and the criminal "justice" system.
The Unpacked Project is produced by Vicky Lee with Branding and Marketing by Raquel Avalos.
Show us some love by liking, subscribing and reviewing our podcast; and to stay up to date, follow us on Instagram at the_unpackedproject.