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Class In Session
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In today's episode I'll be discussing the unfortunate Sarah Everard case, how women felt about this situation and much more.
20 min - The Monarchy Have Got To Go!
This episode is packed with my thoughts on Meghan Markle's interview, Piers Morgan and the Royal Family!
21 min - Entitlement Is A Disease!
In today's episode I'll be talking about white entitlement and how people need to understand that black people don't owe white people anything.
21 min - Racism In UK SchoolsWelcome to another guest feature episode! In this week's episode we discuss racism in the UK, and my friend talks about her experience as being one of the few black girls at her private school.49 min
- White Leftists
Join me today as I talk about white leftists and why I think their activism isn't as genuine as they claim it is.
20 min - 'POC Solidarity' Is A Myth
In this latest episode, I discuss how anti-blackness prevents POC Solidarity from happening.
20 min - Why Racial Preferences Are Weird
In today's episode I'll be talking about why racial preferences shouldn't have been normalised.
16 min - Yes, White Women Are Also Oppressors!
Happy new year! In this brand new episode I'll be talking about white feminism and how white women have always had a role in the oppression of others.
26 min - The Blueprint!
Join me in my first ever guest feature episode, where my friend and I have a conversation about the struggles black women face today. From misogynoir and colourism to transphobia, this episode is packed with insight on how society treats their blueprint, aka black women.
1 hr 3 min - 16 min
About Class In Session
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Join Megan weekly as she digs deep and has discussions about social injustice issues around the world. From a teen's persepctive, learn the importance of understanding the experiences of marginalised…
groups, intersectionality and how education leads to becoming a better ally.