Come help me choose a video or two on YouTube to review and learn from together. Give your suggestions in the chat or contact me through my website, The Contraband Wagon. You can also reply to my Instagram posts for Video Review Events with links/videos you want me to give my commentary on. Hit me […]
I became acquainted with this guest via Twitter. Theo is a lawyer from Denmark who has followed America's "culture war" closely and came to some conclusions about race/racism that he has agreed to discuss with me during this event! Join us and get in on the convo via chat. For a taste of his perspective […]
This event is open to a maximum of 10 participants. We will have a round robin discussion on race where each participant gets a chance to voice a thought about race, pass, or continue from a previous speaker's thoughts. If you're looking for a private and safe space to have an honest conversation about race, […]
This traveling emergency room physician will discuss some experiences where he believes the race of a patient likely played a role in the care they received. We will also discuss our recent reading of the book "Caste: Origins of Our Discontent." Come join us in the chat for this insightful discussion!
Storytime: Short Stories by Black Authors: "Almos' a Man" by Richard Wright and "Marihuana and a Pistol" by Chester B. Himes. "Four Hundred Souls" excerpts: "Unfree Labor" by Jericho Brown (1654 - 1659), "Upon Arrival" poem by Jericho brown, and "Elizabeth Keye" by Jennifer L. Morgan (1659 - 1664).
Sam Hoadley-Brill is a PhD student in philosophy at the CUNY Graduate Center specializing in moral, social, and political philosophy. After his recent indoctrination into the woke cult of academia, he has begun to develop interests in feminist epistemology and critical philosophy of race. Mostly, though, he's just on Twitter. We will discuss Coleman Hughes, […]
Storytime: Short Stories by Black Authors: "The Beach Umbrella" by Cyrus Colter and "The Richer, The Poorer" by Dorothy West. "Four Hundred Souls" excerpts: "The Virginia Law on Baptism" by Jemar Tisby (1664 - 1669) and "The Royal African Company" by David A. Love (1669 - 1674).
Jenn is a brilliant website designer (Jennerator Creative) who created The Contraband Wagon website among many others! We will discuss why Jenn decided to work with me and how amazing the process was, the current racial environment, and Jenn's personal experiences with race and education. We'll also touch on having family members with racist beliefs. […]
During this event, I will choose a few videos from my vault of race-centric media for us to watch, react to, and discuss together. Join me as we watch speeches, artistic works, lectures, and other race-centric videos. Let me know your opinions in the chat!
