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Black vs The Board of Education Podcast

A podcast amplifying Black youth voices as they navigate the challenges of the education system and other issues of interest/concern.

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01:03:26

Teaching, Trust, & Transformation: The Nichelle...

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/10/28

From the classroom to educational leadership, Nichelle Henderson joins BVBOE to unpack the promise and the challenges of public education in California. In this deep discussion, she tackles issues like teacher burnout, equity, dual enrollment, and the role of leadership in crafting schools where all children can thrive.

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01:01:59

Read, Reflect, Rise: A Chat with Carylee Carrington

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/10/21

In this episode We’re honored to host Carylee Carrington — a fierce voice in children’s literature, diversity advocacy, and storytelling. Through personal anecdotes, behind-the-scenes insights, and reflections on representation, Carylee invites us to read with intention, reflect on what stories we tell, and rise to create more inclusive narratives for young readers.

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57:14

Toxic or Traumatized?

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/10/20

In this special Battle of the Sexes edition of Black v. The Board of Education, we’re asking the hard question — are we toxic, or just traumatized? 💭Domestic Violence Awareness Month is the perfect time to unpack the blurred lines between pain and pattern, love and control, healing and harm. Too often, we label behavior without understanding the wounds underneath. In this episode, men and women go head-to-head — and heart-to-heart — about accountability, emotional safety, and what it really takes

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01:02:09

“A” with Stephen Walker: Behind the Play

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2025/09/30

Join us as we sit down with Stephen Walker & guest to explore his powerful new play, “A.” This thought-provoking production dives deep into the struggles of addiction and mental health challenges, shedding light on the experiences many face but few discuss. Stephen shares the inspiration behind the play, the creative process, and the important conversations it sparks about resilience, healing, and understanding. Tune in for an honest, moving look at the stories that need to be told.

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01:00:15

In Conversation with Area 4 School Board Member Delia...

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2025/09/23

Join us for In Conversation with Area 4 School Board Member Delia Baldwin live on BVBOE

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01:00:40

Up From Jackman: Conversations with Harold J. Baldwin

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/09/16

We’re back and better than ever!In our exciting new season, Harold D. Baldwin takes us on an inspiring journey “Up From Jackman,” sharing stories of resilience, leadership, and lived experience.Each episode dives into lessons learned, challenges overcome, and wisdom gained, giving listeners a front-row seat to conversations that uplift, empower, and spark meaningful change. Don’t miss this season of growth, insight, and inspiration!

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01:05:22

Black Love, Black Pain: Confronting Dating Violence...

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2025/07/07

(PART 2)Dating violence is a quiet crisis impacting Black youth and families—one that’s often hidden behind stigma, mistrust, and a desire to “keep business in the house.” In this episode, the BVBOE cast engages in a raw and culturally grounded conversation about dating violence, how it shows up in our lives, the real stories that haunt us, and what healing could look like when we start telling the truth.We discuss the tragic local cases and explore the broader challenges—from being dismissed or

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01:03:23

Black Love, Black Pain: Confronting Dating Violence...

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/06/18

Dating violence is a quiet crisis impacting Black youth and families—one that’s often hidden behind stigma, mistrust, and a desire to “keep business in the house.” In this episode, the BVBOE cast engages in a raw and culturally grounded conversation about dating violence, how it shows up in our lives, the real stories that haunt us, and what healing could look like when we start telling the truth.We discuss the tragic local cases , and explore the broader challenges—from being dismissed or

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01:05:00

Visual Resistance: An Artist’s View of Black History

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2025/06/10

In this episode we are engaging with an Oakland-based artist, Milton Bowens, who shares Black history through the lens of his artwork. Why is it important and beneficial to teach Black history through art?

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01:04:58

The Battle for the Black Mind with Karida L Brown

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2025/06/03

Grounded in over a decade of archival research, personal reflection, and sharp sociological analysis, this book chronicles a century of segregated schooling—revealing how early efforts to control Black minds through education laid the groundwork for the enduring systemic inequities we face today.With Special Guest: Karida L. Brown

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01:00:46

When Support Falls Short

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/05/29

In this episode, we take a look at the realities many Black students face within their high schools and even college Black Student Unions. What happens when the spaces meant to affirm and uplift Black identity are ignored or undermined—sometimes even by Black administrators? We explore personal stories, systemic failures, and recent news of BSUs being defunded, sidelined, or silenced. Join us as we unpack what authentic support for Black students should look like and why protecting these spaces is

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01:03:58

The Struggle Continues

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/05/27

recapping complaints and stories from around the educational landscape

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01:04:41

The Silent Struggle: Understanding Bullying and Its...

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/04/08

In this episode, we delve into the heartbreaking incident in Texas where a student lost their life due to bullying. We explore the lasting impact of bullying on individuals, schools, and communities, discussing the warning signs, the role of bystanders, and the importance of intervention. Join us as we reflect on how we can create safer environments for students and break the cycle of violence and silence.

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01:08:30

Part 2 – History Without Context: When Lessons Cause...

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/04/01

In Part 1, we discussed the disturbing “N****r Bucks” incident and its impact on Black students. Now, in Part 2, we’re following up on the school’s response—was real accountability taken, or just empty gestures?But that wasn’t the only issue. A Living History Day lesson aimed at teaching about the pioneer era failed to consider the harm it could cause—sending students home with cloth dolls and ropes shaped like nooses, all without context. When history lessons lack critical thought and cultural

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47:24

Black Educators Wanted/Needed: Breaking Barriers in...

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/03/31

The need for Black educators has never been greater, yet too few Black students are pursuing careers in teaching. Why is that? In this episode of Black v. Board of Education, we sit down with Dr. Karina Figueroa Ramirez, former teacher and now Educational Equity Program Coordinator/Advisor for Sac State’s College of Education.We’ll discuss the programs and opportunities available for future educators, the systemic barriers that discourage Black students from entering the field, and what needs to

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01:04:37

Faith in Action: Education, Opportunity & Black Children

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/03/18

Guest: Dr. Ijeoma OnonujuIn this special episode of Black v. Board of Education, we sit down with Dr. O to discuss his contributions to the powerful new book, Faith Made Flesh. Together, we explore the intersection of faith, education, and advocacy for Black children—unpacking the systemic barriers they face and the opportunities they need to thrive.Our kids don’t need stumbling blocks; they need pathways to success. How do we shift the narrative, challenge outdated systems, and ensure that

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01:02:17

Training Day

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/03/11

Black students deserve educators who see them, hear them, and respect their lived experiences— not teachers who reduce Black history to offensive, misguided lessons that do more harm than good. After yet another classroom debacle involving a Black History Month assignment centered on the N-bucks, it’s clear that some educators still don’t know how to effectively engage with Black students.In this episode, we’re calling it what it is—a failure in training, a failure in understanding, and a failure in

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59:52

Crossing the Line: Racism or a Lesson Gone Wrong?

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/03/04

A middle school teacher handed out “N****r Bucks” in class—was this an attempt at a thought-provoking lesson on racism, or a blatant display of it? In this episode, we unpack the incident, its impact on Black students and families, and the broader implications for our education system. Is there ever a justifiable way to address racial issues in the classroom like this, or did this teacher go too far? Let’s talk about it.

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01:04:15

The Fight for Oakland Schools: Transparency,...

Black vs The Board of Education Podcast ·

2025/02/28

Oakland Unified School District Director Mike Hutchinson joins us to break down the high-stakes battle over OUSD’s $95M budget adjustments. Frustrated with canceled meetings and a lack of transparency, he’s calling out the leadership that has locked the board into a predetermined plan without discussion. With a crucial vote on staffing cuts looming, the district faces a make-or-break moment—either pass the reductions and stabilize the budget or risk financial free fall. Tune in for a candid

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57:37

ABCs & 123s

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2025/02/11

According to parents, Director Christina Gold at ABC Keith Haring School initially told parents that their 2-year-old son had a tantrum and fell on furniture. But just moments later, she sent a follow-up message changing the story—saying he didn’t have a tantrum, he tripped. So, which is it? Was this a simple mistake, pure negligence, or an outright cover-up?Join us as we break down the inconsistencies, discuss the implications, and explore how schools handle (or mishandle) incidents involving young

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