60 acast.com Real Talk: Voicing the Margins Podcast https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/real-talk-voicing-the-margins-podcast en Rant9 Productions racism,marginalized communities,LGBTQA+ Rant9 Productions by the Tri-City Collective Real Talk: Voicing the Margins is a series of curated live conversations on issues and topics of critical import to marginalized communities including but not limited to: People of Color, LGBTQA+, Non-neurotypical, and Economically Disadvantaged citizens. The series is intended to provide a platform and space for the voices of often voiceless people. The live conversations will feature a guest host/facilitator whom is an expert on the topic for that specific program. Two to four selected guests will engage with the facilitator in an informative and lively discussion on the topic in front of a live audience. Guests may also be creative artists and/or writers whom focus on the discussion topic. The last thirty minutes of each program will be allotted for feedback and questions from the audience.


The Real Talk series is held the third Saturday of each month regularly at The Woody Guthrie Center located at 102 E. Reconciliation Way. This series is produced in partnership with the Woody Guthrie Center, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Folk Alliance International, The Black Wall Street Times, and Tri-City Collective. The series is curated by Tulsa Artist Fellow and Tri-City Collective member Quraysh Ali Lansana, Bracken Klar, & other Tri-City members.

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]]> Real Talk: Voicing the Margins is a series of curated live conversations on issues and topics of critical import to marginalized communities including but not limited to: People of Color, LGBTQA+, Non-neurotypical, and Economically Disadvantaged citizens. The series is intended to provide a platform and space for the voices of often voiceless people. The live conversations will feature a guest host/facilitator whom is an expert on the topic for that specific program. Two to four selected guests will engage with the facilitator in an informative and lively discussion on the topic in front of a live audience. Guests may also be creative artists and/or writers whom focus on the discussion topic. The last thirty minutes of each program will be allotted for feedback and questions from the audience.


The Real Talk series is held the third Saturday of each month regularly at The Woody Guthrie Center located at 102 E. Reconciliation Way. This series is produced in partnership with the Woody Guthrie Center, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Folk Alliance International, The Black Wall Street Times, and Tri-City Collective. The series is curated by Tulsa Artist Fellow and Tri-City Collective member Quraysh Ali Lansana, Bracken Klar, & other Tri-City members.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> false Rant9 Productions jesse.ulrich@gmail.com 5e53fd2ed27ec86e6b8ae484 real-talk-voicing-the-margins-podcast episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/undefined/1582562590095-cc232cb339d05d2ae4601db26a61fd6e.jpeg https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/real-talk-voicing-the-margins-podcast Real Talk: Voicing the Margins Podcast Comradeship of Excluded People Comradeship of Excluded People Fri, 10 Apr 2020 18:52:26 GMT 1:04:15 5e90c06aa2c1bd922afc2bb4 false https://shows.acast.com/real-talk-voicing-the-margins-podcast/episodes/comradeship-of-excluded-people 5e90c06aa2c1bd922afc2bb4 5e53fd2ed27ec86e6b8ae484 comradeship-of-excluded-people Blacks, Jews, and Civil Rights in Tulsa and Beyond full 1 1 Blacks and Jews have struggled for equal rights in the US for a long time and both have faced often violent pushback during these struggles. In America violence is on the rise against both groups. This conversation will look at the shared histories, accomplishments, and setbacks and explore how these groups might work together more closely today to accomplish monumental things for Blacks, Jews, and all Americans in Tulsa and Beyond.


This is the recording of the talk that happened on the evening of February 4th at Charles Schusterman Jewish Community Center. The Panelists were Director of Community Engagement for Tulsa Public Schools. Panelists include Rabbi Marc Fitzerman of Congregation B’nai Emunah; Hannibal Johnson, Author, Historian and Attorney; Andrew Spector, Leadership Tulsa, and; Dr. Jocelyn Payne, Historian, Educator and former executive director of the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Center. It was moderated by Bracken Klar.


Real Talk is a series of curated live conversations on issues and topics of critical import to marginalized communities, including, but not limited to: People of Color, LGBTQA and Economically Disadvantaged citizens. Providing a voice and platform for often voiceless people is at the heart of the series.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Blacks and Jews have struggled for equal rights in the US for a long time and both have faced often violent pushback during these struggles. In America violence is on the rise against both groups. This conversation will look at the shared histories, accomplishments, and setbacks and explore how these groups might work together more closely today to accomplish monumental things for Blacks, Jews, and all Americans in Tulsa and Beyond.


This is the recording of the talk that happened on the evening of February 4th at Charles Schusterman Jewish Community Center. The Panelists were Director of Community Engagement for Tulsa Public Schools. Panelists include Rabbi Marc Fitzerman of Congregation B’nai Emunah; Hannibal Johnson, Author, Historian and Attorney; Andrew Spector, Leadership Tulsa, and; Dr. Jocelyn Payne, Historian, Educator and former executive director of the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Center. It was moderated by Bracken Klar.


Real Talk is a series of curated live conversations on issues and topics of critical import to marginalized communities, including, but not limited to: People of Color, LGBTQA and Economically Disadvantaged citizens. Providing a voice and platform for often voiceless people is at the heart of the series.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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