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#43. In this episode, Abdullah and Andres review and discuss the book Woke Racism: How A New Religion Has Betrayed Black America by Columbia professor and author John McWhorter. Have progressives abandoned actual racial progress and improving the lives of Black people in favor of virtue-signaling and smoking out racists? Do we have a new “cannon” of approved books on the subject of racism that ensures that people only hold to one true opinion on the subject? The Souljah’s discuss this and more in this episode.
*Note: The episode is labeled as explicit because there is a curse word near the end of the episode.
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Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
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#42. In this episode, Abdullah and Andres discuss the idea of Black Fragility. Can Black people be fragile? Do we blame everything on so-called “white people” and avoid responsibility? Do we exhibit signs of distress when the topic of race comes up in a way that makes us feel uncomfortable? Can Black folks be racist? We go there! This is a long episode, but a good one, as Abdullah and Andres continue their own journey to greater authenticity.
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Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
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#41. In this episode, Abdullah and Andres discuss The Theory of Racelessness, a concept coined by professor and educator Dr. Sheena Mason. They discuss what it is, how it is different/similar to the concept of color blindness, and the pros and cons of the perspective thusfar.
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Plenty of options to connect with us:
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Abdullah's Instagram and Twitter: @DatDudeDullah
Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
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#40. This is the final episode for Black History Month and our collaboration with the Ambassador Podcast. Abdullah, Jarryd Cole (The Ambassador), and Dr. Anthony Jones discuss the local Black history contributions of African Americans in Ames, Iowa to their community and to Iowa State University.
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Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
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#39. This is our third of four episodes for Black History Month and our collaboration with the Ambassador Podcast. Abdullah, Jarryd Cole (The Ambassador), and Dr. Anthony Jones discuss the contributions of African Americans to broader American culture.
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Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
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#38. This is our first of 4 episodes for Black History Month and our collaboration with the Ambassador Podcast. in this first installment, Abdullah, Jarryd Cole (The Ambassador), and Dr. Anthony Jones discuss the importance of Black History Month and why we celebrate it. Three brothers, sharing and experiencing culture. You do not want to miss these episodes.
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Abdullah's Instagram and Twitter: @DatDudeDullah
Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
Music and sound effects by Epidemic Sound
#37. This is our first of 4 episodes for Black History Month and our collaboration with the Ambassador Podcast. in this first installment, Abdullah, Jarryd Cole (The Ambassador), and Dr. Anthony Jones discuss the importance of Black History Month and why we celebrate it. Three brothers, sharing and experiencing culture. You do not want to miss these episodes.
Relevant Links and Resources
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Plenty of options to connect with us:
Email: [email protected]
Hit us up on social media:
Facebook: http://facebook.com/groups/christiansouljah
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christiansouljah/
Abdullah's Instagram and Twitter: @DatDudeDullah
Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
Music and sound effects by Epidemic Sound
#36. Andres and Abdul discuss why we should remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. accurately and not whitewash his legacy.
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Justine’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tina.akinyi.7
Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
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#35. The Souljah's are back for season 3! Andres and Abdul give a life update, discuss the future of the show, other projects, and more. They also have a little fun with the format at the end, so listen all the way through!.
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Andres' Twitter @Andres_Amador
Music and sound effects by Epidemic Sound
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year, Souljah's. While we are sorting out life and working on the next phase of Christian Souljah, we have a great announcement. Abdullah is starting a new podcast!
The podcast is called The EquiLeader; and will be tailored to front-line equity practitioners and those committed to doing DEI work in their organizations. Coming in January 2022.
From the publisher's feed
A weekly social justice, faith-minded podcast featuring three friends from across the Diaspora - Exploring life at the intersection of race, ethnicity, gender, culture, politics...and living…
Abdullah Muhammad is consultant, and equity, diversity, and inclusion educator who works with local governments, public, and private organizations to help them build equitable and antiracist organizations and communities.
New episodes drop every Wednesday.