Show notes
On this episode from @ewbpod, Mahlon (@SuperMahrio) and Dr Melissa Wilson (@Drawn2Intellect) have a blast talking about the ways in which the work of anti-oppression is both beneficial for our immediate selves and is at the same time, bigger than us.
In a different direction from other podcasts that Dr. Wilson has been on - she is a regular guest on the equally awesome 'Anti-Racist Educator Reads' podcast series - the format of EWB allowed for a more personal and reflective conversation that spans the amassed wealth of experience and knowledge to date.
We have a great discussion about how we are the beneficiaries of our ancestors and that we are best when collaborative. The conversation widens to consider the importance of recognising that stepping back isn't stepping away, as whatever was built can always be rebuilt and further expanded upon.
We critique the specifics and the undertaking of the EDI and Justice 'educator' role and the internal and intra-group conflicts that this can bring about. We also reflect on moments where we as Black folk can be mindful of not furthering the marginalisation or harm of other oppressed identities when we ourselves speak up on (typically more than) our behalf.
š§ Listen to the Anti-Racist Educator Reads Podcast series here: https://voiced.ca/project/anti-racist-educator-reads/
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