0:00 Charles’s argument for emphasizing education over systemic racism

5:21 Donique: Teaching African American history doesn’t require critical race theory

15:36 Charles: We are the 97%!

18:48 How Donique balances oppression and triumph in black history

24:02 What does Florida’s Stop WOKE Act actually say?

33:30 What’s wrong with integrating LGBT history and black history?

44:19 Sexuality’s ever-shifting Overton window

49:40 Why Donique, a public school teacher, advocates for homeschooling

54:30 Expanding the canon of historic black figures

Recorded April 10, 2023

Links and Readings

Charles’s podcast, Cut the Bull

Seeking Educational Excellence

The Woodson Center’s 1776 Unites project

Putting the Pieces Together

Ian Rowe’s book, Agency: The Four Point Plan (F.R.E.E.) for ALL Children to Overcome the Victimhood Narrative and Discover Their Pathway to Power

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