This episode is a joint episode of The Neighborhood Watch Podcast and The King Williams Podcast. In this interview, I talk to Atlanta data-journalist Sylvia Johnson on Georgia's recent anti-CRT bills. 

Sylvia wrote about the 5 current bills sitting in the Georgia legislature for my most recent newsletter edition entitled  "Georgia's Anti-Critical Race Theory Bills". We also talk about the role of organizations like The Heritage Foundation have played in drafting Georgia and other states' similar bills.
I would also suggest reading my previous newsletter issues:
The Update 9/5/2020 - Trump is ending critical race theory + Jessica Krug blackface controversy
5/26/2020 - The first Memorial Day, Confederate women, and the erasure of Black History
I would also suggest listening to my previous issues:
2/18/2022 - Banned books from a Texas teacher's POV with author Hedreich Nichols
Timestamps 
(0:00-1:00) Intro 
(1:00-2:45) House Keeping 
Sylvia Johnson 
Conservative Organizations - Sylvia
The 1619 Project - me & Sylvia
HB888 - Sylvia
HB1084 - Sylvia
Black conservatism, Black antagonism, nationalism - me
What is being talked about in race? - sylvia
What will happen if HB 888 passes in Georgia? - Sylvia
How does or will this affect curriculums? - Sylvia
The interjection of Hedrich Nichols episode - me
Are there other topics being discussed for removal?
SB 226, SB 323, SB327 - Sylvia
Are similar bills being considered in other states? - Sylvia
Florida’s STOP WOKE ACT - Sylvia
Texas and its race to the bottom - Sylvia
Micro - Parental bill of rights - Sylvia
Macro - what is the future of education? - Sylvia
Macro - what is the future of black education? - Sylvia
If you can change one thing, what would it be? - Sylvia
What is one thing about you or your work that is misconstrued? - Sylvia
What’s making you happy? - Sylvia
Final word - me - Malcolm X

Georgia's Anti-Critical Race Theory Bills w/ Sylvia Johnson - Season 4: Episode 2

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