This Week in Black History, Society, and Culture

In this episode, Caine Jordan, Guy Emerson Mount, and David Johnson continue their provocative conversation about reparations. For them, there is no amount of monetary compensation that can repair the harm done to Black and African American communities in enslavement, Jim Crow and, more recently, as a result of mass incarceration. This is Part II of a two Part series on Reparations as Restorative...

In this episode, Guy Emerson Mount, Caine Jordan, and David Johnson discuss the idea of reparations and the Reparations Movement in the global African Diaspora with Hettie V. Williams. These scholars reframe the notion of justice “turning the idea on its head” and declare that monetary compensation for the injury of slavery, and racism more generally, can only be understood as a restorative on-goi...

In this episode, Dr. Nicole Pulliam, Associate Professor of Educational Counseling at Monmouth University, interviews Dr. Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs at Georgia State University. Parsons-Pollard has a wealth of experience in higher education as a Professor and administrator at various institutions including at Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia State Univ...