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Addicted to Race – beyond diversity buzzwords

Archive for June, 2007


Posted on June 25, 2007 - by Administrator

No new episode this week

Sorry everyone, but I’m experiencing some major technical difficulties. There’s something wrong with my home phone line, which means that I have no internet access at all at home, where all my podcasting stuff is set up. I’m hoping to solve this issue this week, will keep you all posted. In the meantime, please check out New Demographic’s blogs for new content:

Racialicious

Anti-Racist Parent

Race in the Workplace


Posted on June 20, 2007 - by Administrator

ATR 72 – Body Image and Race – 06/19/2007 – Submit an Audio Comment: 206-203-3983

Carmen and Latoya discuss body image for women and how it correlates to race. This episode features the song “Feel The Change” by Baba & Yako, courtesy of Spectre Entertainment Group.

Overly opinionated and a prime candidate for MAA (Media Addicts Anonymous), freelance writer and blogger Latoya Peterson lives, learns, loves, and blogs – and then wakes up each morning to do it all over again. She currently contributes to online gaming magazine Cerise, and contributes weekly posts to Racialicious.com. She is also the head of content development at www.entersoundbooth.com, and blogs about hip-hop culture as PlentyProphylactics. Latoya also maintains two blogs of her own housed through her website, www.alteregomaniacs.com. Skilled in interviewing, creative non-fiction, and editorial content, Latoya Peterson spends her time researching trends and obscure connections between topics. Current projects include Messaging in the Media (an analysis of gender messaging through magazines), a project that analyzes the global influence of hip-hop culture, and a short project on trends in manga.

Articles mentioned in this episode:

  • End Run: How a few black publishers are making a play for the Maxim man
  • Healthy, my ass: Many blacks love big women, but having a rump the size of Buffie the Body’s can put women at risk for disease.

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Duration – 1:12:25
File Size – 67.9 MB
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Posted on June 12, 2007 - by Administrator

ATR 71 – No Homo, Black Marriage – 06/12/2007 – Submit an Audio Comment: 206-203-3983

Carmen and Dumi discuss the “no homo” phenomenon, as well as BET’s recent episode of “Meet the Faith,” which focused on the state of black marriage.

Guest co-host L’Heureux Lewis, who is also known as Dumi, just completed his PhD in Sociology and Public Policy at the University of Michigan. A native of West Haven, CT he received a Bachelor’s from Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA. In the fall, he will begin as an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Black Studies at the City College of New York. His research interests are wide ranging and he has studied racial identity, multiraciality in the color blind era, mental health functioning, racial discrimination, and educational inequality. Dumi also blogs at BlackatMichigan.com.

Articles and web sites mentioned in this episode:

  • no homo… black male intimacy
  • Know Your Place, Woman: BET’s Meet the Faith on Black Marriage
  • The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom, 1750-1925 by by Herbert G. Gutman

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Duration – 41:30
File Size – 38.1 MB
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Posted on June 5, 2007 - by Administrator

ATR 70 – Michelle Obama – 06/05/2007 – Submit an Audio Comment: 206-203-3983

Carmen and Sylvia discuss how race, gender and feminism are intersecting in some of the recent media coverage about Michelle Obama, wife of presidential candidate Barack Obama.

Guest co-host Sylvia is a pseudonymous blogger in Baltimore, MD. She is currently a law student and she writes about a variety of issues, including race and gender, human rights, and pop culture at The Anti-Essentialist Conundrum. She also blogs at AfroSpear, a newly formed online think tank devoted to developing solutions and to discussing issues related to the African Diaspora.

Articles and web sites mentioned in this episode:

  • JLove Calderon’s web site
  • “White Like Me” by JLove (will launch PDF)
  • “Diversity Training Doesn’tWork. Here’s Why.” by Carmen Van Kerckhove

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Duration – 1:00:00
File Size – 56.9 MB
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