In this episode, we talk about how white supremacy can undermine our capacity to build a transnational Black identity. We also talk about seeking tenure while Black and the need for white people to decenter their whiteness when learning about race and racism. 

This episode we do our best to process everything going on in our nation. We talk Christian Cooper, George Floyd, and the protests in Minneapolis. We also spend some time talking about Critical Race Theory and how it helps understand the current moment. Finally, we share how we are caring for ourselves during this tumultuous time. We are tired, but not shocked. This is not new.

This episode we call for justice in the untimely death of Breonna Taylor at the hands of the Louisville Metro Police Department. We connect Breonna's story to the stories of Ahmad Arbury, Douglas Lewis, and others who have been murdered by reckless white assailants that judge them unworthy of dignity. We also talk about Danielle Bergoli (Bhad Bhabie) and her recent "blackfishing" incident. Should white women be called out, or called in?

In this episode, we chat about Black male protectionism and how it appears to have forged an unsettling bond between Bill Cosby and Snoop Dogg. Can a Black woman speak out against Black men without being crucified? We aren't sure. We also chat about the hit Netflix show All American and why sports movies and shows seem to be the perfect backdrop for dialogues around race and racism.