GOT TIME

GOT TIME
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A candid exchange of thoughts and perspectives where Black history intersects with art, culture, politics, and shades of social realities.
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Focuses on historical analysis, social justice topics, and cultural reflections with episodes like Revisiting Reconstruction & The Rise of Jim Crow discussing the impacts of post-Civil War policies, Standing on Business emphasizing the significance of Black labor and entrepreneurial efforts, and Reflecting on the Arc of MLK which highlights lesser-known contributions of Martin Luther King Jr. and the transformative role of art in social movements.

A candid exchange of thoughts and perspectives where Black history intersects with art, culture, politics, and shades of social realities.
In this episode, Taylor Curtis joins CJ at the table to explore philosophies rooted in cultural competency, equity, social healing, and radical justice under the weight of racial trauma. This episode is about unmasking the realities of the social construct of race under the brightness of the American experiment for the sake of healing amid times of incivility and polarizing anti blackness.
Curtis is a brilliant scholar and intellectual who is recognized as the Youngest African American Female to be Tenured at an institution of higher education in U.S. history. She served as a professor of General Psychology, Social Psychology, Black Psychology and Black Studies at her previous institution, and is currently a justice advocate strategically to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace and dignity for all.

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