081 - Dismantling education, and why is Black and Asian solidarity difficult?

Racially Speaking
07/08/2025 1h 31min

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David is joined by two returning guests, Allana Dye and Vicky Willis, to discuss the possibility of the Department of Education being dismantled. The three also discuss both the historical and current context of why at times Asian and Black solidarity is difficult, and how that can change. Notes: First half: Dismantling the Department of EducationAround 40:00 - Black and Asian solidarity Recommendations: "We were Liars" "Sinners" "The Day You Begin"Please consider joining the Patreon for as little as $1/month. Patreon

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