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Hope is a Duty

Hope is a Duty

De : Austin Channing Brown and Jenny Booth Potter
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 Anti-racism is for everybody—but no one said it would be easy. The HOPE IS A DUTY podcast is self-care for the change maker's soul, a resource offering care for the humanity of those who care for humanity. Join friends and accomplices Austin Channing Brown, New York Times bestselling author, renowned speaker, and amateur bird-watcher, and Jenny Booth-Potter, author, activist, and lamp enthusiast, as they put the social in social justice. Tune in to the show as we discuss current events, history, and day-to-day life through the lens of anti-racism, with humor, truth-telling and compassion. If you feel hopeful and bitter, excited and cynical, joyful and exhausted—you belong here. Let's feel all of these emotions together while we embody our hope for a better world.Copyright 2025 Austin Channing Brown and Jenny Booth Potter Sciences sociales
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    • Risk vs. Reward

      Risk vs. Reward
      Apr 15 2025

      No risk, no reward. Justice comes at a cost, but when we lose hope, we all pay. Join these quirky gal pals as they weigh the risks and rewards of troublemaking. Discover their weekly obsessions, obstacles of defying the norm, and approaches to obtain "your people." Do you want to be popular or free?
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      50 min
    • The Backlash to 2020

      The Backlash to 2020
      Apr 8 2025

      Join Austin and Jenny as they examine the fallout from 2020. DEI rollbacks to book bans, brace for the visceral reflex of white supremacy―when there's progress, backlash is inevitable, so troublemakers, we're doing something right!

      Show Notes:

      Bird Apps

      How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi

      1619 Project by Nicole Hannah Jones

      White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

      All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson

      Anti Racist Baby

      The Next Question

      Jasmine Guillory

      Paradise by Toni Morrison

      DEI Offices Closing in 22 States

      Corporate America and DEI

      Mikki Kendall

      George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2021

      2023 Was One of the Worst Years for Police Violence

      Brenda Salter McNeil

      The Sum of Us by Heather McGhee

      White Rage by Carol Anderson

      White Flight
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      1 h
    • What the Hell was 2020?

      What the Hell was 2020?
      Apr 1 2025

      Austin and Jenny tackle the question, “How did we get here?!” From COVID to Confederate flags, the pair connect the dots by taking it back to the fever dream that was 2020.

      Shownotes:

      IT'S LAMP-O'CLOCK!

      Cherry Plums

      Is it Cake?

      NASCAR Bans Confederate Flags

      Congress in Kente Cloth

      White people kneel and ask forgiveness from the black community in Third Ward.

      Kiese Laymon

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      49 min
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