<p>After a long hiatus I decided to restart my show, being more relaxed and like myself. My goal is to be more consistent in dropping episodes but for right now that's just the goal. This episode stemmed from a thought I had that black men and women experience different forms of racism despite being the same race and coming from similar backgrounds. I hope you enjoy the episode, be easy. </p>

After a long hiatus I decided to restart my show, being more relaxed and like myself. My goal is to be more consistent in dropping episodes but for right now that's just the goal. This episode stemmed from a thought I had that black men and women experience different forms of racism despite being the same race and coming from similar backgrounds. I hope you enjoy the episode, be easy.

<p>After a long hiatus I decided to restart my show, being more relaxed and like myself. My goal is to be more consistent in dropping episodes but for right now that's just the goal. This episode stemmed from a thought I had that black men and women experience different forms of racism despite being the same race and coming from similar backgrounds. I hope you enjoy the episode, be easy.&nbsp;</p>

Restart: Same race, different racism?

Troof 2 Power is a podcast under the Casual Consciousness project—built to make critical thinking feel normal, not performative.

We explore the value of education, the guarding and extension of Black historical memory, and deconstruction in a colonized world—through long-form conversations and grounded reflection. Some episodes are guest dialogues with educators, students, organizers, and creators; others are solo takes meant to sharpen perspective and move us from awareness to action.

This is a space for learning out loud, and taking Black life seriously.

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Troof 2 Power is a podcast under the Casual Consciousness project—built to make critical thinking feel normal, not performative. We explore the value of education, the guarding and extension of Black historical memory, and deconstruction in a colonized world—through long-form conversations and grounded reflection. Some episodes are guest dialogues with educators, students, organizers, and creators; others are solo takes meant to sharpen perspective and move us from awareness to action. This is a space for learning out loud, and taking Black life seriously.

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