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The Counter-Narrative Show

The purpose of the show is to provide a critical examination of society and culture through the intersectional lens of race, gender, and class, more specifically it seeks to provide a COUNTER-NARRATIVE. The Show encourages a reflective assessment and critique of unique standpoints and their potential contribution to popular discourse.

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56:01

Ebony Faces in Invory Towers

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/07/26

Dr. Manya Whitaker, an Associate Professor at Colorado College, discusses her journey into education, focusing on the psychological and social aspects of teaching. She highlights the importance of multicultural competency and the impact of teacher beliefs on student success. Whitaker emphasizes the need for diverse teachers, particularly black males, to enhance student achievement. She shares her experiences at predominantly white institutions (PWIs) and the additional responsibilities

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65:44

A Seat at the Table

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/07/19

The discussion focused on the importance of diversity and inclusivity in nonprofit boards. Ajit emphasized the need for boards to reflect the communities they serve and highlighted his role in an arts organization. Antoinette shared her experiences as an IT professional recruited for boards and the value of diverse perspectives. Aletha discussed the challenges of being a minority on boards and the need for action beyond statements. They all agreed on the importance of emotional labor,

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56:54

Defund the Police

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/07/12

The Counter-Narrative show discussed defunding the police with guest Caitlin Selman, an assistant professor of criminology at Framingham State University. Selman explained the differences between police reform, abolition, and defunding, emphasizing that defunding means reallocating police funds to community services. She highlighted the historical roots of policing in protecting property and whiteness, and the current role of punishment in maintaining an unequal social order. Selman also

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62:07

Black Wall Street

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/07/12

The Counter-Narrative show featured discussions with entrepreneurs Dr. Crystal Lee, B. Robinson, Rebecca DuPaz, and Angela Hardy. Dr. Lee emphasized the importance of education in her business, Melanated Apparel. B. Robinson shared his journey from being labeled colorblind to becoming an educator and artist, highlighting the impact of COVID-19 on his business. Rebecca DuPaz discussed her transition from teaching to creating jewelry and poetry, and Angela Hardy detailed her holistic wellness

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58:43

Black Trans Life as A Site of Resistance

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/06/28

The Counter-Narrative show, hosted by Rasheem, featured a discussion on Black Trans lives as a site of resistance, with guest hosts Lee Levison Perine and John L. Lawrence. Lee, a DC government employee and founder of Makers Lab, emphasized creating joyful, inclusive spaces like the virtual Black Pride festival and Black in Space. John, a consultant focusing on dismantling oppression, highlighted the importance of community, meditation, and personal healing. Both discussed the challenges of

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57:33

Queer Religion

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/06/21

The Counter-Narrative Show episode on "Queer Religion" features hosts Rasheem and guests Rev De Saint and Rev Megan, co-hosts of the podcast "Two Revs, No Church." The podcast, led by two queer women of color, explores the intersection of queerness and religion, challenging traditional church structures. Rev De Saint, of Haitian descent, and Rev Megan, who grew up outside the church, discuss their journeys into ministry, emphasizing the importance of being true to oneself and the divine

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68:50

Single Black Fathers

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/06/14

In this powerful episode of You Are Not Alone, host Rasheem facilitates a raw and heartfelt discussion with Fitzgerald and Kazar, two Black single fathers, about the realities of raising children—particularly sons—while navigating the complexities of fatherhood alone. They reflect on what fatherhood means to them, how their roles differ from mothers, and how their own fathers—present or absent—influenced their parenting styles. Fitzgerald shares how his strict upbringing with a stoic but

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94:40

Black LGBT: Race, Gender, & Sexual Orientation

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/06/07

In this powerful episode of The Counter Narrative, Rasheem sits down with Dejanae Chester and Brian Stewart to explore what it means to be Black and LGBTQ in America. They discuss intersectionality, bisexual erasure, the role of religion in identity, masculinity myths, and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ rights in the Black community. Tune in for raw honesty, lived experience, and passionate insights that challenge stereotypes and push the conversation forward.

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78:30

Immigration NOT just a Hispanic Issue

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/05/23

In this episode, Rasheem speaks with Leanne Tati (Guyana), Jonathan Chase (Trinidad and Tobago), and Dr. Crystal Lee (Jamaica) about their personal immigration journeys. They discuss the challenges of legal immigration, cultural misconceptions, and how Black immigrants are often left out of the national conversation. This eye-opening episode expands the narrative around immigration in America.Let me know if you need an even shorter version or one tailored for social media.

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126:30

Black Hair Stories

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/05/22

Podcast SummaryGrowing up, I always dreaded the sizzling sound of the hot comb making its way through my hair, but looking back, it's these memories that bond us in uniquely comforting ways. Join Stephanie and me, Rashim, as we share our personal black hair stories, filled with nostalgia, laughter, and a touch of Hollywood glamour. From the iconic jerry curls of our youth to the transformative power of relaxers and natural hair journeys, we explore how cultural icons like Halle Berry have

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61:27

Black Wall Street

The Counter-Narrative Show ·

2025/05/16

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