Seeing Civil Rights leaders as everyday people, placing policy among other means toward the end of liberation, and what a viral song says about Gen Z.

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Liberatory Culture

In this Race + Power Weekly we look at a frame that we are increasingly using in our work—liberation. We feature two excerpts from “Policy for Liberation,” an Edge Leadership event hosted by Dr. Nicholas Harvey. The first continues a discussion with Dr. Dorothy Yancy that began last week ([link removed]) . The second starts a new conversation between Dr. Harvey and Dr. Robert M. Franklin, Jr., Professor in Moral Leadership at the Candler School of Theology of Emory University.

There’s also an article by Cyndi Suarez on the viral hit “Racist, Sexist Boy” that looks at the emergence of liberatory culture—entertainment suffused with visions of a better world. Finally, we have a link to another aspect of liberatory culture that explores outer space as a recurring theme in hip hop.
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** “Regular People” in the Civil Rights Movement: A Conversation with Dr. Nicholas Harvey and Dr. Dorothy Yancy, Part II ([link removed])
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Dr. Dorothy Yancy talks about civil rights leaders as “regular people” she knew and urges us to be unconcerned about who gets credit because everyone has a role to play. Read and watch here... ([link removed])
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** Policy for Liberation: A Conversation with Dr. Nicholas Harvey and Dr. Robert Franklin ([link removed])
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Dr. Robert Franklin situates policy in the spectrum of means that contribute to liberation. Read and watch here... ([link removed])
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** 10 hip-hop songs to take you on a voyage into space ([link removed])
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Some hip-hop artists optimistically look to outer space for a future free from oppression, while others are skeptical about how the language of space exploration is a replication of Earthbound oppression. This article looks at the spectrum, with the conviction that how we talk about it matters. Read more... ([link removed])
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