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In this episode of the STEM Tea podcast, AJ Hinton is joined by Alberto Vasquez, Academic Coordinator for the Center for Research in Educational Equity and Teaching (CREATE) at University of California, San Diego (CA, USA). Alberto is a biologist and educator, applying his lived experience to support students from underserved communities.

At CREATE, he spearheads the university’s efforts to increase STEM diversity, access and interest to disenfranchised communities throughout Southern California. In this episode, he offers advice for students to look beyond the mirror to find a mentor, how to advance equity by building strong relationships and why you should consider ‘different normals’.

STEM Tea | Supporting underserved communities through STEM mentorship

We discuss Democratic leadership’s inexcusable failure to speak honestly about and to denounce the racism, antisemitism, xenophobia, anti-LGBTQ bigotry and Christian Nationalism that animated Charlie Kirk’s ideology and continues to undergird the organizations he built. It should be easy to express empathy and denounce political violence without engaging in revisionist myth making that normalizes the hate-filled rhetoric and machinery that fuels the Trump regime’s assault on our classrooms, our communities and our democracy. Yet that simple task is proving too much for too many in America’s opposition party. Rather than speak simple truths, leading Democrats in the House and Senate have approved resolutions that recast a white supremacist movement as politics done right. Against this backdrop, we uplift the voices -- like Olufemi Taiwo and Jeff Sharlet -- that are correcting the record.

Ep. 43 | Democrats' Great Betrayal & the Mythology of Charlie Kirk

In this episode Madison Miner interviews Seak Smith. The founder of the parent activist groups Mom Army &amp; Dad Army, Seak has been raising awareness for Child safety from radical policies in the public school and criminal exploration that is all too common in our society, since 2010. Seak has been the guest of many podcasts and mainstream media outlets. All her social media content can be found on her link here:  Go to Protect Our Kids (POK) website for resources and weekly articles to support you in the fight for our kids.  Or please consider donating to Protect Our Kids.  Watch epsiode on our Youtube channel here:&nbsp;

MOMS & DADS DEFENDING AMERICA’S CHILDREN

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One Body, One Spirit

Dr. Decoteau J. Irby is an education researcher and author who is a college professor at the University of Illinois Chicago. His forthcoming co-authored and co-edited book, Doing the Work of Equity Leadership for Justice and Systems Change, offers a new look at equity in public schools, specifically the daily work school leaders and teachers are taking on to serve all students while facing pushback against DEI initiatives and so-called "woke" education.

Dr. Irby joins the show to further discuss the context of his book, and to talk about the attack on DEI in America.

Dr. Decoteau J. Irby | The Midday Break Room w/ Tiffany Bacon - 10.6.25

A monthly conversation with BU Law Prof. Jonathan Feingold & WNHN host Arnie Arnesen about race and racism from a place of humility, commitment and curiosity.

Special thanks to WNHN and producers Stephanie Collins and Dave Scott.

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Born from a place where challenges never cease, The name Moe-Chizedek draws from the legacy of two timeless figures. Raised amidst adversity, he embodies the courage and vision of Moses, leading others from oppression toward a future filled with hope and strength. Like Moses, who faced down kings and forged new paths, Moe-Chizedek confronts the hardships of today, breaking barriers and guiding those searching for direction.
Yet his story is deeper than struggle alone. He carries the spirit of Melchizedek—the eternal king of righteousness and peace, a priest devoted to greater purpose. Moe-Chizedek aka MoChize serves as both a warrior and a guide, blending wisdom and resilience. Through his music, he offers encouragement, healing, and empowerment, inspiring listeners to rise and embrace their own journey.

WURD Radio is the only African-American owned and operated talk radio station in Pennsylvania, and one of few in the country. Taking a multimedia approach – on-air, online and in the community – WURD is widely recognized as the pulse of the African-American community locally, regionally, and nationally. From mayoral races to presidential elections, from the street corner to the corner suite, WURD has tackled the hard issues as an influential, respected and powerful voice in the marketplace.

Bringing you podcast & social media content relevant to American liberty & political news. Get ready to laugh while being informed.

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