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Boiler Room w/ Charlie Dark & The Last Poets

[Broadcasted on 1st September 2013]

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The Last Poets LIVE in the Boiler Room

Last Poets - Black People What Y'all Gon' Do

Tim Wise keynote at MOSAIIC conference, Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center, Lexington KY, (12/5/2014)

"Racism, White Denial and Criminal Justice - Ferguson and Beyond," Lexington KY 12/5/14

Answer to question from my December 2014 speech at the Lyric Theatre in Lexington, KY...

Tim Wise On The Trick Of Whiteness - Historically And Today

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My speech at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, April 20, 2015 - a new speech addressing the keys to challenging and eliminating racism as an institutional force.

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian 4 - 20 - 15

The unique pressure black cops face - Author & Historian Tim Wise.

The Karen Hunter Show teaches the keys to entrepreneurial success in the industries of sports, politics, entertainment and so much more, directly from the celebrities and civilians who have personally created brands from the ground up.

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Tim Wise - How black cops fit into the white supremacy equation

A discussion of racism and its manifestations in so-called liberal communities, and the way that white progressives oftentimes overlook issues of race and white privilege, and thereby torpedo their own efforts for social justice...

Are Progressive Cities Worse For Racial Justice

In this interview, Tim Wise discusses his latest book, Under the Affluence: Shaming the Poor, Praising the Rich and Sacrificing the Future of America, and the nation's culture of cruelty with regard to those in need...

Connections - KGNU Boulder - Tim Wise on America's Culture of Cruelty

Antiracism activist Tim Wise addresses the proverbial elephant in the room, RACE. During his 4 show series, Tim speaks with members of the media, members of grass roots organizations, and fellow antiracism activists as they discuss how race plays a role within our society, and how we can influence positive change.

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Color-Conscious with Tim Wise

In this brief clip from Tim Wise's recent appearance w/Dolewite on Nashville's 101.1 The Beat, Wise responds to common white deflections about racism, and explores the selective way in which white Americans choose to remember (or forget) certain aspects of our history.

Tim Wise on Racism and the Selectivity of White Memory (101.1 The Beat w/Dolewite)

In this clip from his conversation with Dolewite (101.1 The Beat in Nashville), Tim Wise examined the history of the notion of whiteness and how it has been used to divide and conquer working class people for hundreds of years.

Tim Wise on Why Whiteness is a Dangerous Hustle (101.1 The Beat w/Dolewite)

Dear White America by Tim Wise on Audible:
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Summary:

White Americans have long been comfortable in the assumption that they are the cultural norm. Now that notion is being challenged, as white people wrestle with what it means to be part of a fast-changing, truly multicultural nation. Facing chronic economic insecurity, a popular culture that reflects the nation's diverse cultural reality, and a future in which they will no longer constitute the majority of the population, and with a black president in the White House, whites are growing anxious.

This anxiety has helped to create the Tea Party movement, with its call to "take our country back". By means of a racialized nostalgia for a mythological past, the Right is enlisting fearful whites into its campaign for reactionary social and economic policies.

In urgent response, Tim Wise has penned his most pointed and provocative work to date. Employing the form of direct personal address, he points a finger at whites' race-based self-delusion, explaining how such an agenda will only do harm to the nation's people, including most whites. In no uncertain terms, he argues that the hope for survival of American democracy lies in the embrace of our multicultural past, present, and future.

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Dear White America by Tim Wise, Narrated by Tim Wise

Roots & Reggea Invasion Vol.6

New York is a state of mind, that doesnt mind fuckin up a brother.

The Last Poets - New York New York

Dr.Umar Abdullah Johnson lecture on  "Post Trumatic Slave Disorder"

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On this bonus episode, GaoZong and Mai Shoua talk about realizing their race for the first time with national author, speaker, and anti-racism educator, Tim Wise.

This podcast is produced by the Youthprise Podcaster-In-Residence initiative.

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BONUS Real Eyes Realize Race and Its Rage with Tim Wise

This is my MLK Day Speech, 2010, delivered in Summit NJ and Fountain Baptist Church

Tim Wise MLK Speech 2010 - Fountain Baptist Church - Summit NJ

A brief snippet from my 2005 speech at Immanuel Presbyterian Church in L.A. In this clip, I'm discussing the way in which white liberal and left activists sometimes minimize the issue of race and racism within social justice efforts (around the environment, health care and militarism), and the way in which that fractures potential social justice coalitions.

White Liberal/Left Colorblindness and Social Justice (2005)

Brief snippet from longer September, 2011 speech in Louisville at Spalding University. In this clip I discuss the importance of human empathy and the ways in which USAmerican culture devalues it in the name of patriotism and hyper-nationalism.

Empathy, Nationalism and Our Twisted Measures of Greatness (2011)

From my September 2011 speech at Spalding University in Louisville. In this clip I discuss the way in which the U.S. clearly prioritizes incarceration over education, and analyze the systemic logic -- however twisted -- of inequality, and how it is "rational" from the perspective of those who benefit from the economic status quo...

Schools, Prisons and the Disturbing Logic of Inequality (2011)

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PLAYLIST

Bob Marley - Three Little Birds
Buju Banton - Give I Strength
Lucky Dube - Together as One
Luciano - Sweep Over My Soul
Jah Mason - Wipe Those Tears
Sizzla  - Greatest Mother
Sizzla - Thank U Mamma
Gyptian - Serious Times
Luciano - Jah Live
Duane Stephenson - August Twon
T.O.K. - Footprints
Sizzla - Be Strong
Garnett Silk - Kingly Charcter
Culture - Peace, Love & Harmony
Chronixx - Ain't No Giving In
Busy Signal & Rc - Dreams Of Brighter Days
Alaine - You give me hope
Lutan Fyah - I Feel the Pain
Jah Cure - Lion in the Jungle
Luciano - Your World and Mine
Duane Stephenson - To The Lord
Chronixx - Most I
Romain Virgo - Who Feels It Knows It
Gyptian - Is There A Place
Ginjah - Troubles Away
T.O.K - Guardian
Richie Spice - The World
Luciano - Unite
Alborosie (feat. Chronixx) - Contradiction
Queen Ifrica - Times Like These
Jah Cure - Save My Soul
Shabba Ranks; Admiral Tibbett; Ninjaman - Serious Time
I-Octane - Thank You Father
Richie Spice - More Life
Tarrus Riley - Wildfire
Romain Virgo - God Inna Mi Corner
pressure - bless my soul
Chris Martin - Blessings
Jah Cure - Jah Watch Over His People
Lutan Fyah - Never Give Up
Bescenta - Give Thanks and Praise
RuffTop Rock I - The World Needs Love
Morgan Heritage - Reggae Bring Back Love
Everton Blender - Lift up Your Head
Lucky Dube - For The Love Of The Nation
Jah Cure - Jah Cure - Sticky
Mikey Spice - Alli Alli Ho
Alaine - Better Life
1Garnett Silk - With Your Mercy
Jah Cure - Jah Lead the Way
Protoje; Chronixx - Who Knows
Chevelle Franklyn; Lady G. - Thank You
Sanchez - Never Dis the Man
Koffe - Burning
Luciano - Jah Wind
Garnett Silk - Zion In A Vision
Chronixx - Here Comes Trouble
Etana - I Am Not Afraid
Ginjah - Never Lost My Way
Luciano - Oh Father I Love Thee
Freedom Cry ft. Deva Brat - 365 Days
sizzla - holding firm
Jah9 - Heaven
Down By The River - Morgan Heritage
Ed Robinson - Knocking on Heavens Door
Jah Cure - Good Morning Jah Jah
Burning Spear - Great Men
Tyrone Taylor - Rainy Sunset
Everton Blender - Ghetto People Song
Beres Hammond - Call on the Father
Bob Marley - One Love 
Tony Curtis - Jah I Thank You
Lloyd Brown - Bless Me
I Wayne - Living In Love
Jamelody - Give Thanks
Chronixx - Smile Jamaica
Bob Marley - Could You Be Loved
DEVANO - IN THIS JUNGLE
Luciano - I Can You Can
DUANE STEPHENSON - THINK TWICE

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Supremacy Sounds

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A portion of my speech at Emerson College in Boston, one week after the Marathon bombing, in which I discuss the disturbing connection between terrorism and other forms of injustice: economic inequity, the justice system, educational inequity, environmental pollution -- all connected by a mentality of disposability that defines certain people as deserving as others as "less than."

Terrorism, Inequality and the Mentality of Disposability

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Tim Wise - How black cops fit into the white supremacy equation

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