Understanding, Knowing and Experiencing White Entitlement and White Supremacy

I want to help disentangle White Privilege, White Supremacy

Episode Highlights:

·       Comprehend what Peggy McIntosh’s states about White Privilege, White Entitlement and White Supremacy.

·       Appreciate the comments of Lovey Cooper about “Reckoning with white supremacy: Five Fundamentals for white folks.

·       Be ignited by the warning the Dr. Jackalyn gives us about the ways white people push away the comments of McIntosh or Cooper, so we do not have to face our White Privilege.

·       Take heed to this comment: White people can truly miss the opportunity to be a part of an amazing movement to take actions to eradicate Racism for our country.

·       White folks must work to find ways to speak without absolving ourselves and without denying the fact we are continually at risk of failing due to our denial.

·       How do Dr. Jackalyn’s comment lineup with what we see on the political stage? 

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INCREASE YOUR EXPERIENCE OF WHITE PRIVILEGE AND WHITE ENTITLEMENT WITH THIS PODCAST

In this podcast, I have two questions for you to consider: 1. How much do you know about White Privilege and White Entitlement,

Here is McIntosh’s introduction to her list, “My African American co-workers, friends and acquaintances with whom I come into daily or frequent contact in this particular time, place and line of work cannot count on most of these conditions.

Join me in being conscious and aware of White privilege,

Episode Highlights:        

-Take time to write up how you have experienced those privileges, or you are a person of color and clearly remember some of your white friends having a privilege and you did not have.   

-When a friend of yours is blind to white privilege, how could you use McIntosh’s list to allow them to see what they are missing about white privilege?

-Realize how this blindness contributes to Racism.

White Privilege Feeds Racism 

Summary Points of the Podcast:

“Racism is a systematic process that oppresses persons of color to provide advantage to Caucasians. It is embedded in every aspect of our society. It feeds the other ISMs that are just as detrimental to our country as racism.” Dr. Jackalyn has read this statement over and over again in the thousands of articles she has read over 50 years. In this podcast you will have examples that will exemplify systemic racism. She will address the denial of white people that do not want to face the reality of what happens in our country. You will have ideas that will fortify you desire to help lessen and someday rid the U.S. of these ISMs.

Rev. Al Sharpton had powerful and heartfelt statements

 Dr. Jackalyn provides excerpts from Peggy McIntosh’s article, White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack. See what you find from McIntosh’s comment “I have come to see white privilege as an invisible package of unearned assets which I can count on cashing in each day, but about which I was ‘meant’ to remain oblivious.” You will have a clear example of what this means after listening to Podcast 57.

HEAR WHAT A WHITE, FEMALE ACTIVIST DOES TO PREPARE AND THEN TAKE ACTION.

Summary Points of the Podcast:

If you have concerns about speaking out, you have the opportunity in this podcast to gain experience from Dr. Jackalyn and how she took her higher order values of social justice to become an activist and speak out when injustices occur. She will give you four questions that you can ask yourself so you can be focused and clear on how to have a conversation with someone.

This podcast will clarify for you what white privilege is and how it impacts Caucasian and People of Color. Dr. Jackalyn shares how she deals with an injustice and what all she goes through to be certain of the position she will take. She provides examples how people of color in the U.S. experience difficulties daily in our country.

Dr. Jackalyn has valuable suggestions to you to know what the best way is to learn about our history and then decide for yourself what you want to do. You will receive excellent thoughts on how we can make a difference and change what is happening in our states and our country. We all need hopeful thoughts and ideas to move us through experiences we have each day. That is what this podcast will do for you.

Summary Points of the Podcast:

Do you know people in our country that are fear based and support the passage of laws that support only Caucasians. Through this podcast you will have a much greater understanding of their internal process, which gives you a chance to see how you may be able to talk with them or not. We need to be willing to talk with people that do not recognize white domination, white

Hear Dr. Jackalyn’s story about how she learned about

Consider what Dr. Jackalyn’s five values are, and how she

Determine what you feel when you think about the life

This podcast will assist you in clarifying your own story.

Factual Data of Actions Taken in the United States today

Summary Points of the Podcast:

I gave you multiple ways that Trump and MAGA Republicans

Spearheading actions requires us to know about the historical basis of Trump and MAGA Republicans actions, which I include in this podcast, and gave you important information in Podcast 48 through 53 about the misuse of Critical Race Theory. Today, we need to understand the grandfather clause, the Alabama literacy tests and other Jim Crow laws, since similar tactics are being used by them to eliminate groups of citizens from being able

Finally, you will hear how the SPLC is using their Our

How to Fight CRT Critics and Laws They Are Passing

Summary Points of the Podcast:

It is clear from Podcast 48 to 53 that there is no article written that professes a theory or foundation of beliefs that triggered the passage of anti-CRT laws. After hearing the story about the Fox news interview with someone who had no knowledge or experience with CRT it is easy to trace the inappropriate actions to Trump and his staff member. There was no legitimate study of CRT by them, and its use to justify attacks of CRT, banning books, attack transgender kids and their parent and “woke” people and organizations.

I did discover a conservative institute that puts out articles that are highly criticized by law journals, and subject matter experts. Some of the criticisms are use of anecdotal information, inflated rhetoric, misrepresentation, no empirically based measures, and evasive methods of argument.

In the article by the Southern Poverty Law Center lawyer, Robert Kim, you will learn what exactly are the anti-CRT laws, which he says, “do not have much to do with critical race theory.” He goes through states to allow each of us to understand what these laws focus on. I have provided his statements about states, and what the 1619 Project is and the reasons it was established after 400 years of slavery. Hear the story about the White Lion ship and how 1619 needs to be the founding day of America not 1620.

I found Kim’s section on “Can I still discuss and teach issues pertaining to racism or sexism in schools or staff trainings” informative, and a significant opportunity to know what to ask and how to clarify these anti-CRT laws. His section on “Are the anti CRT laws legal” gave clear statements about the reason that so many of these laws are now being addressed in state and federal courts. Kim’s statements are valuable to show you how teachers and trainers can take stands against the language of anti-CRT legislation.

You will have a chance to hear the reason that Republican women are speaking out about Trump, and standing up for democracy rather than the Republican party.

The Truth About Critical Race Theory and How It Shows Up In a Classroom 

Summary Points of the Podcast:

In podcasts 48, 49, 50 and 51, I give different information about the fight over Critical Race Theory (CRT) and how it has been misused. If you understand CRT and how the republicans are misusing it, you will have a much better chance in

I have spent over 50 years of my professional career working toward equity for all races. By taking the time to delve into CRT, I have a much greater understanding of what is happening politically in our country. Many republicans have no clue what Trump and others have done to falsify CRT. Sadly, they are so invested in protecting their perceived live style that they do not see the harm

Stephen Sawchuk’s article entitled “What is Critical Race Theory and Why is it Under attack” has very revealing facts about historical discrimination in the U.S. The decision of Republicans on

My reasons for creating these podcasts on CRT was a way I could address my concerns of the systematic efforts to reverse the racial collaboration of changes that can help us find ways to address racism and many other issues. Sawchuk provides you an answer to “Does critical race theory say all white people are racist? Isn’t that racists, too?” Republicans use this question to create anger and fear in their supporters.

Sawchuk’s clear statements that “critical race theory is not being taught in K-12, since CRT is written in academic language or published in journals not easily accessible

An article published “EXPLAIN: The Truth About Critical Race Theory and How it Shows Up in Your Child’s Classroom is enlightening. There are multiple resources in this article so no one could question the legitimacy of the statements being made. Again, Ed post Staff that wrote this article refutes

Finding What CRT Does to Help Us Read History and Its Relations to the Present

Knowing what the founders of Critical Race Theory (CRT) like Kimberle Williams Crenshaw, a law professor at the U.C.L.A. School of Law and Columbia Law School along with many other original writers will allow you to know what CRT really said and how it is being used today. “Critical Race Theory is a method that takes the lived experience of racism seriously, using history and social reality to explain how racism operates in American Law and culture, toward the end of eliminating the harmful effects of racism and bringing about a just and healthy world for all.”

You will learn from this podcast how CRT provides the framework as a way to help the United States live up to its own ideals, or as a model for thinking about the big, daunting problems that affect everyone on this planet. Professor Matsuda said, “We have a serious problem that requires big, structural changes; otherwise, we are dooming future generations to catastrophe. Our inability to think structurally, with a sense of mutual care, is dooming us—whether the problem is racism, or climate disaster, or world peace.

 Many scholars from all fields see the advantage of using CRT to transform the United States challenges. So, what is stopping us from using CRT to make the changes. Trump and the MAGA republicans used “well-worn racist stereotypes by castigating Black Lives Matter protesters as ‘thugs’ and falsely accused them of violent attacks on police and private property.” Sadly, One of Trump’s staffers

The fascinating thing is Trump and his supporters’ actions literally show us how the bans support the view of Critical Race Theory that racism is inherent in the law, legal instructions and social structures of our society. Their actions show how they are a threat to our democratic process and our democracy.

My reasons for creating these podcasts on CRT was a way I could address my concerns of the systematic efforts to reverse the racial collaboration of changes that can help us find ways to address racism and many other issues.

Factual Data and Stories that Provide Experience and Understanding of CRT Summary Points of the Podcast:

 I decided to go to videos so I could possibly connect more with each of you that would be willing to follow me on this journey of addressing Hot Topics Bold Talk. You will find facts and stories that show you what is happening in our country. I will admit that I had not studied Critical Race Theory (CRT) like I needed to. I can clearly see what Trump and MAGA Republicans are doing to take actions to avoid the discussions of race and racism, gender and sexism, LGBTQ+ and heterosexism, etc. I have a much clearer picture of what has happened to us in America and how republicans that support Trump are doing everything they can to turn back racial progress.

I think it is amazing how many Americans cannot separate their individual identity as Americans from the social institutions that govern us—these people see themselves as the system. The tragedy is they interpret calling social institutions racist as calling them racist personally. Sadly, they have brought into their false narrative that the U.S. is an equitable democracy. You and I know that America is still not great for everyone.

What has been the impact of the efforts to roll back racial progress? Become disturbed by these actions and realize that this is a horrible idea and does injustice to our kids. Teachers not being able to talk about race/racism, and gender/sexism puts a chilling effect on what educators are willing to discuss in the classroom and provide cover for those who are not comfortable hearing or telling the truth about the history and state of race relations in the U.S.

As you have a better understanding of Critical Race Theory (CRT), you will be able to identify the distortions and uses of the CRT. One of the resources I use in this podcast will show you how the opponents’ narratives about CRT are a gross exaggeration of the theoretical framework.

I decided to take podcast 49 from last week and make a video of it. (You can watch it on Spotify HERE.) You will find other facts from scholars and legal experts about what Critical Race Theory Is. This podcast also gives part of the history and the basis of fear that is being used by the republican party to create their base of white people that fear the changes that have been happening in our country. Be assured that what you have seen or read about since the civil rights movement was an effort to bring forth CRT theorist ideas to have a country that supports a greater society and one that is the best for all Americans.

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