Tuesday, April 7th 8:00PM Eastern/ 5:00PM Pacific

The Context of White Supremacy hosts our sixth study session on Dr. Sylvia Hood Washington's Packing Them In: An Archaeology of Environmental Racism in Chicago, 1865-1954. An environmental epidemiologist, environmental engineer and environmental historian, Dr. Washington is Chief Environmental Research Scientist at Environmental Health Research Associates, LLC. With research experience examining the impact of industrial pollution on human health and ecosystems, she's the creator and editor-in-chief of the first international environmental health disparities journal, Environmental Justice. We'll continue examining her 2004 text, Packing Them In: An Archaeology of Environmental Racism in Chicago, 1865-1954. Chicago is a significant city in North America, and black people have sojourned to this region for over a century. Consequently, Whites have devoted a staggering amount of time, energy and resources to study, warehouse, terrorize and poison the black people of the "windy city." During last week's session Dr. Hood described the great migration of the late 19th and 20th century. Legions of black people labored to escape terrorism in the south and migrated to western and northern cities like Chicago. Consequently, northern Racists studied and terrorized black newcomers. In Chicago - and elsewhere - black people were regarded as a medical menace. Whites claimed black people were a vector for disease to contaminate pure Whites. However, Dr. Hood notes that one major result of the 1871 great Chicago fire was the relocation of vice - prostitution and gambling - to the black part of town. The reading also detailed the dozens of bombings used to terrorize and punish black residents for attempting to purchase houses in the White section of town. Even some Whites were subjected to violence for violating the rules of White Supremacy.

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Tuesday, April 7th 8:00PM Eastern/ 5:00PM Pacific

The Context of White Supremacy hosts our sixth study session on Dr. Sylvia Hood Washington's Packing Them In: An Archaeology of Environmental Racism in Chicago, 1865-1954. An environmental epidemiologist, environmental engineer and environmental historian, Dr. Washington is Chief Environmental Research Scientist at Environmental Health Research Associates, LLC. With research experience examining the impact of industrial pollution on human health and ecosystems, she's the creator and editor-in-chief of the first international environmental health disparities journal, Environmental Justice. We'll continue examining her 2004 text, Packing Them In: An Archaeology of Environmental Racism in Chicago, 1865-1954. Chicago is a significant city in North America, and black people have sojourned to this region for over a century. Consequently, Whites have devoted a staggering amount of time, energy and resources to study, warehouse, terrorize and poison the black people of the "windy city." During last week's session Dr. Hood described the great migration of the late 19th and 20th century. Legions of black people labored to escape terrorism in the south and migrated to western and northern cities like Chicago. Consequently, northern Racists studied and terrorized black newcomers. In Chicago - and elsewhere - black people were regarded as a medical menace. Whites claimed black people were a vector for disease to contaminate pure Whites. However, Dr. Hood notes that one major result of the 1871 great Chicago fire was the relocation of vice - prostitution and gambling - to the black part of town. The reading also detailed the dozens of bombings used to terrorize and punish black residents for attempting to purchase houses in the White section of town. Even some Whites were subjected to violence for violating the rules of White Supremacy.

#ReadingIsMoreImportantThanWatchingTelevision

INVEST in The COWS – paypal.me/TheCOWS

The C.O.W.S. Cash App: http://Cash.App/$TheCOWS

The C.O.W.S. Radio Program is specifically engineered for black & non-white listeners - Victims of White Supremacy. The purpose of this program is to provide Victims of White Supremacy with constructive information and suggestions on how to counter Racist Woman & Racist Man.

TUNE IN!

Phone: 1-605-313-5164 - Access Code 564943# Hit star *6 & 1 to enter caller cue

In this episode of Ms.Sisi The Real InfoPreneur, Ms. SiSi speaks with Dawn Michelle-Hardy who has a vast amount of experience with careers in Book Publishing. Ever thought about writing a book? How would you publish your book? All these are questions for a seasoned professional like Dawn Michelle-Hardy. Ms.Sisi The Real InfoPreneur brings you information from those who have it.

Dawn Michelle-Hardy has dual roles in the book publishing industry as both a publicist and a literary agent. Her dedication to supporting authors has earned her the moniker, The Literary Lobbyist. She founded Dream Relations, PR & Literary Consulting Agency in 2004 and began agenting for authors in 2011. In her role as an agent, she manages the writing careers of platformed authors and as a publicist, she garners media coverage for the published book. As an agent and publicist, Michelle-Harvey is looking for narrative non-fiction on topics that include sports, social justice, pop culture, history, biographies, and memoirs. Visit www.DreamRelationsPR.com

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In this episode of Ms.Sisi The Real InfoPreneur, Ms. SiSi speaks with Dawn Michelle-Hardy who has a vast amount of experience with careers in Book Publishing. Ever thought about writing a book? How would you publish your book? All these are questions for a seasoned professional like Dawn Michelle-Hardy. Ms.Sisi The Real InfoPreneur brings you information from those who have it.

Dawn Michelle-Hardy has dual roles in the book publishing industry as both a publicist and a literary agent. Her dedication to supporting authors has earned her the moniker, The Literary Lobbyist. She founded Dream Relations, PR & Literary Consulting Agency in 2004 and began agenting for authors in 2011. In her role as an agent, she manages the writing careers of platformed authors and as a publicist, she garners media coverage for the published book. As an agent and publicist, Michelle-Harvey is looking for narrative non-fiction on topics that include sports, social justice, pop culture, history, biographies, and memoirs. Visit www.DreamRelationsPR.com

Subscribe to Ms. SiSi The Real InfoPreneur for future podcasts.

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“Time for an Awakening” for Sunday 4/05/2020 at 7:00 PM (EST)our guest was Activist, Author, and Former Congresswoman, Dr. Cynthia McKinney. Dr. McKinney joined us to talk about Covid-19 pandemic, and also how to develop a strong independent Black political mindset as opposed to the current Colonial party politics currently practiced by current Black Leadership.

“Time for an Awakening” for Sunday 4/05/2020 at 7:00 PM (EST)our guest was Activist, Author, and Former Congresswoman, Dr. Cynthia McKinney. Dr. McKinney joined us to talk about Covid-19 pandemic, and also how to develop a strong independent Black political mindset as opposed to the current Colonial party politics currently practiced by current Black Leadership.

Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general.

The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.

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Victims 2 Victorious or V2V is a weekly digital radio broadcast and podcast that raises awareness about the public health issue of community gun violence. The host and special guests will look at a few news stories over the past week related to incidents of gun violence in the African-American community specifically and the United States in general.

The goal is to promote a conversation with those who are actively working on the issue of gun violence and/or interested in obtaining data-driven information drawn from Public Health Models.

Make Tax-deductible Donations To Black Talk Media Project

In this episode of Ms.Sisi The Real InfoPreneur, Ms. SiSi speaks with Susanne Tedrick who is a technologist who decided to change careers and go into the field of technology in her 30s and recently authored the book "Women Of Color In Tech". Tedrick discusses her first experience with technology when she and her dad decided to attempt a repair of a television set and much later in life decided to start a career in technology. There are challenges for Black women and other women of color in the technology field but she encourages anyone interested in tech to pursue it professionally and to overcome those challenges.

Susanne Tedrick

My hope for the book is that it will help inform women of color of the multitude of tech careers out there (not just coding), how to get them and how to stay in them, given the unique challenges that we face. (info here).

I’m incredibly passionate about increasing diversity and inclusion in the tech industry and volunteer my time to help get women and people of color in tech careers. Towards that end, I currently serve as a career mentor for both the Pathways in Technology Early College (P-Tech) High School Brooklyn and the Partnership for Student Advancement, and as a volunteer workshop technical assistant for Black Girls Code.

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In this episode of Ms.Sisi The Real InfoPreneur, Ms. SiSi speaks with Susanne Tedrick who is a technologist who decided to change careers and go into the field of technology in her 30s and recently authored the book "Women Of Color In Tech". Tedrick discusses her first experience with technology when she and her dad decided to attempt a repair of a television set and much later in life decided to start a career in technology. There are challenges for Black women and other women of color in the technology field but she encourages anyone interested in tech to pursue it professionally and to overcome those challenges.

Susanne Tedrick

My hope for the book is that it will help inform women of color of the multitude of tech careers out there (not just coding), how to get them and how to stay in them, given the unique challenges that we face. (info here).

I’m incredibly passionate about increasing diversity and inclusion in the tech industry and volunteer my time to help get women and people of color in tech careers. Towards that end, I currently serve as a career mentor for both the Pathways in Technology Early College (P-Tech) High School Brooklyn and the Partnership for Student Advancement, and as a volunteer workshop technical assistant for Black Girls Code.

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