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Want a better world? And a group chat to help you get there? Brittany Packnett Cunningham is your woman. On UNDISTRACTED, a weekly show from The Meteor and Collective Media, she, her group chat and her guests decode and dissect the most pressing issues of our time and the cultural topics you care about most, from the latest headlines to deep dives with today’s most fascinating changemakers. UNDISTRACTED is your weekly guide to the revolution that’s happening in our politics, our pop culture, and our lives.
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Updated review: After 6 years, I’m still listening. I’m still learning and being challenged by your work. Thank you!
I was recommended this podcast by a fellow coworker! Gave an episode a chance a year ago and it never has let me down!! Great current topics. Quick and to the point which I love! Thank you!
Has a little bit of current events (framed up in plain and accurate language), a lot a bit of revolutionary ideas and always has fantastic guests. Love it so much. Love Brittany for helping us move toward freedom.
Brittany has an incredible ability to deliver reliable news about the things happening our country and world that might normally make just feel angry and hopeless, but she does so in a way that is inspiring instead of defeatist, hopeful instead of hopeless. She brings on incredible guests with diverse and deep expertise - and she’s a fantastic interviewer. Her podcast is informative, actionable, and inspiring. In addition to the incredible content, Brittany’s voice, the music choices, and overall production have a calming and uplifting effect that I thoroughly enjoy. I’ve never actually written a review for a podcast before, but I love Brittany and appreciate her work so much I had to write one.
Conversation with Kimberlé Crenshaw was great until the conversation got to hbcus. Suggesting hbcus don't have their own powerful network (singular "network" as in all hbcu folks look out for other hbcu folks regardless of institution) is an afront to the legacy of these schools past and present. We don't get to Harvard law school without there being hbcus paving the way for a more equitable society. Yes Harvard has a powerful network as do other elite white schools but the tokenization of the few and far between black alums is the cost of admission to the club. Power and access to sacred white spaces is a very specific value set. All Black people don't desire that experience. The answer to integrating schools wasn't bussing Black kids into the suburbs. I got the sense the speakers believe abandoning hbcus for white schools was the answer to the inequity that exists in resources and the intellectual dishonesty is honestly disappointing. The answer has always been extending resources in a truly equitable way. This has never been done but it doesn't mean it can't. Very disappointed by this episode. - A Black professor and believer in CRT
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