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Mark Naison

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Judy Carmichael's Jazz Inspired

Beyond The Album Cover 

Anarres Project

Eric Goldberg

Freda Payne

Willie Nelson

Don Hahn

Jeff Goldblum

Steve Greenberg

Todd White

Larry King

Alonzo Bodden

Frank Gehry

Neil deGrasse Tyson

Seth MacFarlane

Jane Lynch

Penn Jillette

David Berger

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Over the past few months, about a dozen states with Republican majority legislatures have passed laws banning the teaching of Critical Race Theory in public schools.  Anarres Project co-director Dr. Joseph Orosco talked with Dr. Mark Naison to help us unpack what is going on with some of these bans.   Mark Naison is Professor of History and African American Studies at Fordham University in New York.  His many books and articles cover African American polics, labor history, popular culture, and educational policy.  He is also the founder of the Bronx African American History Project and he is frequent commentator on CNN, Fox, O’Reilly Factor, and Chappelle's Show.    He has written a statement decrying these bans and talks about how we should approach the teaching of race in the US—advising us to focus both on the horrors of white supremacy but also the bravery and joy of communities of color resisting and struggling for human dignity. For more about the Anarres Project, find us on all our socials.

Over the past few months, about a dozen states with Republican majority legislatures have passed laws banning the teaching of Critical Race Theory in public schools.  Anarres Project co-director Dr. Joseph Orosco talked with Dr. Mark Naison to help us unpack what is going on with some of these bans.   Mark Naison is Professor of History and African American Studies at Fordham University in New York.  His many books and articles cover African American polics, labor history, popular culture, and educational policy.  He is also the founder of the Bronx African American History Project and he is frequent commentator on CNN, Fox, O’Reilly Factor, and Chappelle's Show.    He has written a statement decrying these bans and talks about how we should approach the teaching of race in the US—advising us to focus both on the horrors of white supremacy but also the bravery and joy of communities of color resisting and struggling for human dignity. For more about the Anarres Project, f<a href="https://linktr.ee/AnarresProject" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ind us on all our socials.</a>

Critical Race Theory Frenzy in US Schools: Interview with Dr. Mark Naison

Today I interview Dr. Mark Naison professor at Fordham University. We discuss the current civil unrest in our country, Dave Chappelle's 8:46, 90's Hip-Hop, Disco, and so much more.  Sit back and get ready to learn! Class is in session with The Notorious Ph.D

Dr. Mark Naison 

Education activist and Professor of History and African American Studies at Fordham University, Mark Naison, discusses the history and cultural significance of jazz.

Education activist and Professor of History and African American Studies at Fordham University, Mark Naison, discusses the history and cultural significance of jazz.

EPISODE530 - Jazz Inspired - Mark Naison