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CTE in Color
By Dr. Nzingha WilliamsHistory
CTE in Color episodes
- Give grace and add value...
Dr. Williams gives a keynote address to a group of K12 CTE educators in DC. A great time was had 😊.
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19 min - My Cousin Q...his journey to Advance Manufacturing
In this episode Dr. Williams talk with her cousin Qu'ran Jackson who works in the filed of Advance Manufacturing. Q shares how he landed in this industry and how he has been able to support his family and use this career to reach personal goals.
34 min - "Momma...": Holding Space for our Children to Change their Minds
Dr. Nzingha speaks with Ms. Layla Bluefort about the work she is doing through her non-profit that hosts the annual "Momma I Don't Wanna Go to College" trade show. Ms. Bluefort shares her story and why she started the trade show for people in the community and much more.
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1 hr 7 min - It is a Family Affair 🤗
Dr. Nzingha talks it up with her mother, Cynthia Chambers about her journey to working in career and technical education.
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52 min - We Don't Talk About Washington...No, No, No
This episode is all about Booker T. Washington and his contribution to career and technical education.
Full Dissertation: https://repository.lib.ncsu.edu/bitstream/handle/1840.20/39484/etd.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
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40 min - CTE...Creates Legacy
In this episode, Dr. Nzingha speaks with Margaret Thorton about CTE. They discuss how Margaret got started in CTE and how she is continuing her work of connecting this generation to all that CTE has to offer.
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53 min - History Doesn't Decide for Us
In this episode, Dr. Nzingha Williams is interviewed by her friend Taylor Glymph. Taylor and her discuss her, award winning, dissertation entitled "History Doesn't Decide for Us: A Case Study of Black Parents and their Perception of Career and Technical Education WIth an In-depth Look at the Philosophies of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois".
A copy of her dissertation can be found her: https://repository.lib.ncsu.edu/bitstream/handle/1840.20/39484/etd.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Questions about the research, podcast, etc. can be sent to [email protected]
38 min - Trailer: Is This Mic On…Hi 😆This short episode is just to introduce the listeners to Dr. Nzingha Williams and to let them know what to expect.3 min
About CTE in Color
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Let’s talk about it! This podcast is a continuation of Dr. Nzingha Williams’ dissertation of the relationship between career and technical education (CTE) and Black Americans. Filtering the discussion…
with history of black leaders like Booker T. Washington and WEB DuBois to guide the discussion of perception and choice.