<p>This episode, I talk to Robert, a Black Indigenous community organizer and anthropology student about the Cleveland baseball team and public pressure, the colonial origin of white supremacy as a divide and conquer tactic, and the importance of keeping your eye on the prize. - - Theme music is "You Can (Mass Protest 1932)" by Chumbawamba. Used (ironically) by permission.</p>

This episode, I talk to Robert, a Black Indigenous community organizer and anthropology student about the Cleveland baseball team and public pressure, the colonial origin of white supremacy as a divide and conquer tactic, and the importance of keeping your eye on the prize. - - Theme music is "You Can (Mass Protest 1932)" by Chumbawamba. Used (ironically) by permission.

Episode 3 - Robert on Black and Indigenous Struggle

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Episode 3 - Robert on Black and Indigenous Struggle

Episode 3 - Robert on Black and Indigenous Struggle