Tori is joined by hip hop artist Propaganda to talk about power dynamics, rejecting force and violence, and choosing collaborative problem solving within a white supremacist framework. 

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Tori is joined by Rev Lenny to talk about the ways in which he (a Black pastor) and she (a Black atheist) share values and vision for creating a more just world. Ultimately wanting a world that protects the vulnerable is what drives both of us, despite our seemingly antithetical viewpoints.

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This episode Tori talks to Steve Zakauni about Black generosity, anti-Black tropes, and all of the white assumptions that come up during national Black grief. 

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Tori is joined by Alice Hamilton to discuss the moving goal posts for Black and brown humanity. We break down the impossible tasks of achieving full humanity within the construct of whiteness through behavior modification and all the ways that whiteness tells on itself by killing Black and brown people regardless of how respectable we are. 

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Tori is joined by Alice Hamilton to discuss Black lives, the need for protest, and the different standards for white protesters compared to everyone else. 

In episode three, Alice Hamilton is back with Tori Williams Douglass to talk about how No, You Don't Actually Have A Black Friend. You have a Black colleague. Or a Black neighbor. Or a Black barista. 

"If I can't talk to you about every part of my life, we're not actually friends." - Alice.

Renee Bach kills 100 Ugandan children

Half of Medical Students Believe Black People's Nerve Endings Are Less Sensitive

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"The solution to harm caused is not causing more harm. It's restoration." 

Let's get this one out of the way. You can't say the N-word. You can't wear a headdress. You can't have a spirit animal. In this episode Tori Williams Douglass and Alice Hamilton talk about WHY these actions cause so much harm, regardless of intent.

The Clark Doll Test

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Jeff and Nate asked me to start the this relaunch by covering the super basics. So here we go. Let's start at the very beginning. 

Why are we even talking about this? Isn't this issue over except for people who want to keep complaining? 

On this episode, I'm joined by comedian and screenwriter Alice Hamilton, to discuss why we even need to have a conversation about race. We are laying a foundation on which to build the rest of White Homework's content. It won't always be this basic, I promise. We're just getting started.  

NYPD Breaks The Leg of NBA Star Thabo Sefolosha 

Employers' Replies to Racial Names

Jane Elliott Asks White People If They Would Trade Places With Black People

Median Net Worth of Black Bostonians is $8

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