Milton Alan Turner: Worldviews

By Milton Alan Turner

This podcast is about exploring the world and our place in it. Milton Alan Turner will discuss various topics such as language, society, politics, education, race, and culture. While he never shies aw... more

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The podcast currently has 51 episodes available.

Milton Alan Turner: Worldviews episodes:

September 01, 2021 “Fratelli tutti” Social Justice in the World Languages Classroom
This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses Social Justice in the World Languages Classroom. He defines what social justice is, what social justice is not, and using the concept of solidarity in Catholic Social Teaching, he describes five pillars of a framework for world languages teachers.
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26min
August 29, 2021 “Fratelli tutti” Social Justice in the World Languages Classroom Trailer
This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses Social Justice in the World Languages Classroom. He defines what social justice is, what social justice is not, and using the concept of solidarity in Catholic Social Teaching, he describes five pillars of a framework for world languages teachers.
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1min
August 25, 2021 “Ayiti se tè glise” How We Should Be Discussing Haiti
There’s a Haitian proverb in Kreyòl that says “Ayiti se tè glise.” “Haiti is slippery ground.” The proverb conveys the complex nature of the country and its inhabitants. Yet in spite of the fact that they defy simple definitions, Haiti and its people are often reduced to the racialized stereotypes of being “the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere” or the home of voodoo. This week, Milton Alan Turner talks about why Haiti has an image problem and needs, in the words of Gina Athena Ulysse “new narratives.”
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30min
August 22, 2021 “Ayiti se tè glise”- How We Should Be Discussing Haiti Trailer
There’s a Haitian proverb in Kreyòl that says “Ayiti se tè glise.” “Haiti is slippery ground.” The proverb conveys the complex nature of the country and its inhabitants. Yet in spite of the fact that they defy simple definitions, Haiti and its people are often reduced to the racialized stereotypes of being “the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere” or the home of voodoo. This week, Milton Alan Turner talks about why Haiti has an image problem and needs, in the words of Gina Athena Ulysse, “new narratives.”
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1min
August 18, 2021 “Jus Sanguinis” What is Nationality?
The recent Tokyo Olympic Games have been a showcase of extraordinary talent. They have featured athletes such as Naomi Osaka, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ira Brown, Lamont Marcell Jacobs, Rui Hachimura, Abdul Hakim Sani Brown, and Stephanie Mawuli who challenge our conventional notions of nationality. This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses what is nationality, why this concept of identity can be so important to many and why it seems so threatening to others.
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24min
August 15, 2021 “Jus Sanguinis” What is Nationality? Trailer
The recent Tokyo Olympic Games have been a showcase of extraordinary talent. They have featured athletes such as Naomi Osaka, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ira Brown, Lamont Marcell Jacobs, Rui Hachimura, Abdul Hakim Sani Brown, and Stephanie Mawuli who challenge our conventional notions of nationality. This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses what is nationality, why this concept of identity can be so important to many and why it seems so threatening to others.
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1min
August 11, 2021 “Deutengshoheit” An Interview with Robert J. Corrigan
This week, Milton Alan Turner is talking with Saint Ignatius High School history teacher Robert J. Corrigan. During the interview, they discuss the teaching of Reconstruction and Redemption in US History courses, how certain groups attempt to control a historical narrative, and the importance of allowing silenced voices to be heard.
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54min
August 08, 2021 “Deutengshoheit” An Interview with Robert J. Corrigan Trailer
This week, Milton Alan Turner is talking with Saint Ignatius High School history teacher Robert J. Corrigan. During the interview, they discuss the teaching of Reconstruction and Redemption in US History courses, how certain groups attempt to control a historical narrative, and the importance of allowing silenced voices to be heard.
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2min
August 04, 2021 “Paying the Price of the Ticket” Blacks in the Catholic Church
Even though there are more than three million African Americans in the US Catholic Church, the institution is perceived as overwhelmingly and predominantly white. In fact, Black Catholics are often treated with surprise or suspicion. In the words of Father Cyprian Davis, “Like many others, blacks had to fight for their faith; but their fight was often with members of their own [Catholic] household.” In this week’s episode, Milton Alan Turner will discuss the challenges of being Black and Catholic, from the joys of the elevation of the first African American cardinal to the tensions of the proper role of social justice.
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27min
August 01, 2021 “Paying the Price of the Ticket” Blacks in the Catholic Church Trailer
Even though there are more than three million African Americans in the US Catholic Church, the institution is perceived as overwhelmingly and predominantly white. In fact, Black Catholics are often treated with surprise or suspicion. In the words of Father Cyprian Davis, “Like many others, blacks had to fight for their faith; but their fight was often with members of their own [Catholic] household.” In this week’s episode, Milton Alan Turner will discuss the challenges of being Black and Catholic, from the joys of the elevation of the first African American cardinal to the tensions of the proper role of social justice.
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1min

FAQs about Milton Alan Turner: Worldviews:

How many episodes does Milton Alan Turner: Worldviews have?

The podcast currently has 51 episodes available.