B. REAL

B. REAL

By Brandon MoselySociety & Culture
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B. REAL episodes

  • School-To-Prison-Pipeline
    The B. Real Podcast will take a look at the school-to-prison-pipeline, and how the pipeline was built, and the effect on students of color, especially black students. Lastly, we will look at ways states and school systems are trying to dismantle the pipeline.
    Video Excerpts
    6 year old arrested: https://youtu.be/TJmHNEqxpTw
    14 year old body slammed by SRO: https://youtu.be/lb1E6Uu79ko
    56 min
  • Medical Racism
    With this episode, we take a look at racism in the medical field throughout history and how it contributes to the mistrust in the black community and it’s health issues. Email: [email protected] or send voicemail through anchor
    50 min
  • Labor Day: Civil Rights Unionism
    What does Labor Day, the Labor Movement, and Civil Rights have in common? In this episode the B. Real podcast discuss the history of organize labor and it’s connection to the Civil Rights Movement.
    48 min
  • The Gospel of Social Justice
    We have a special guest, Pastor Lance Penland and we discuss the place of the Black church concerning social justice. We speak about the history of the church during the civil rights movement, what can be done today, and why there is such a gap between the white evangelical church and the African American church concerning police brutality.
    59 min
  • Sundown Town, USA
    B. Real Podcast will take a look at the history of Sundown Towns and define what they are and the effect they have had on America. We will speak about what caused them and if they are still around today.
    44 min
  • Black Behind The Camera
    The B. Real podcast has a special guest Kwestin Fisher a film student from UNLV. Kwestin and Brandon discuss the importance of black films and how vital black directors and writers are. We even talk about our top 5 black film list. Send a voicemail of your top 5 on my anchor page.
    51 min
  • Anti-Immigration: Should I Stay Or Should I Go?

    The B. Real Podcast will take a look at the history of anti-immigration in America and the historic playbook of oppression and fear mongering over the years. We will also take a look at current policies like asylum and why families are migrating to the USA from the Northern Triangle.


    47 min
  • Reparations: 40 Acres & A Mule

    The B. Real podcast will take a look at the history of reparations and the historic origins of reparations. During this episode, we will address why  African Americans are still looking for redress. Also, what reparation is and the plans that are being talked about.  

    50 min
  • Lawrence Bender: Who Shot Ya?
    In this episode, we take a look at the Lawrence Bender police shooting from June 2019. Lawrence's brother Clarance describes in detail what led up to the shooting and the police response ever since. After this episode be sure to visit the links below.
    ***Show Notes***
    Introduction
    Interview
    B-Inspriation 
    Closing Remarks
    Rialto Police Edited Video: https://rialtopolice.com/lawrence-bender
    Petition To sign: https://www.change.org/p/county-of-san-bernardino-department-of-justice-free-lawrence-bender?recruiter=1111265254&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=tap_basic_share
    District Attorney Jason Anderson  (909) 382-3665 [email protected]
    PUSH 9 Points and web site: pushchange.org
    47 min
  • Black on Black Crime: Myth Buster
    B. Real will take a look at the history of Black on Black Crime as a term and its effect on the black community. We will also look at if the tern is correct and why there is crime in black communities to begin with. This term has been used forever and it is time to get to the bottom of it. 
    ***Show Notes/Outline***
    Intro: Introduce topic 
    1st segment: History of the term
    2nd segment: The truth of black on black crime
    3rd segment: The effect of black on black crime
    4th segment: What can be done
    B Inspiration: Own your dreams
    Closing Remarks
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/b.real_podcast/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BRealpodcast
    ***Resources: Below are some of the articles I used to research this subject. These are the ones that influence the outcome of this episode the greatest. The older articles show the evolution of the term and also shows some opponents of the term had it right over 30 years ago. 
    Ebony Black on Black Crime Edition 
    https://books.google.com/books?id=K3bfmTebrYQC&lpg=PA113&ots=M1ti9b3bGU&dq=ebony%20black%20on%20black%20crime%201979&pg=PA135#v=onepage&q=ebony%20black%20on%20black%20crime%201979&f=false
    "Black on Black" Crime: The Myth and the Reality
    https://www.jstor.org/stable/29766208
    Stop using ‘black-on-black’ crime to deflect away from police brutality
    https://www.cleveland.com/news/2020/06/stop-using-black-on-black-crime-to-deflect-away-from-police-brutality.html
    The Origins of the Phrase 'Black-on-Black Crime'
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-06-11/examining-the-origins-of-the-phrase-black-on-black-crime
    ‘Black-On-Black Crime’ Is A Myth, And Here’s Why
    https://www.scarymommy.com/black-on-black-crime-is-myth/
    No such thing as ‘Black-on-Black’ crime
    https://www.phillytrib.com/commentary/michaelcoard/coard-no-such-thing-as-black-on-black-crime/article_fbeb06e3-b5c2-5782-9de0-2580aa73497f.html
    41 min

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