<p>Recognizing it is Indigenous People's Day tomorrow, Marc and Reed discuss the idea of loving your country and what we should be teaching future voters in this country.</p>
<p>Recorded 10/11/20</p>

Recognizing it is Indigenous People's Day tomorrow, Marc and Reed discuss the idea of loving your country and what we should be teaching future voters in this country. Recorded 10/11/20

Episode 5: Instead of Clamping Down, We Opened Up

Welcome to the 3 to 10 Project. Two white, cisgender men, Marc Waxman and Reed Dyer, who have been friends for over 25 years, exploring race, gender, and education by talking through the intersection of our experiences with what we are reading, listening to, and thinking about. And, most importantly, considering how to show up moving forward.

It’s a long-term commitment: three to ten years of anti-racist culture building.

To be added to our mailing list or share your feedback and comments, please email us directly at 3to10project@gmail.com.

Society & Culture

Welcome to the 3 to 10 Project. Two white, cisgender men, Marc Waxman and Reed Dyer, who have been friends for over 25 years, exploring race, gender, and education by talking through the intersection of our experiences with what we are reading, listening to, and thinking about. And, most importantly, considering how to show up moving forward. It’s a long-term commitment: three to ten years of anti-racist culture building. To be added to our mailing list or share your feedback and comments, please email us directly at 3to10project@gmail.com.

Share Episode 5: Instead of Clamping Down, We Opened Up

Sign up to save your podcasts

Episode 5: Instead of Clamping Down, We Opened Up

Episode 5: Instead of Clamping Down, We Opened Up