Defunding Education, Politics, and The Dark History of Career Origins: Breaking Free from Capitalism’s Grip and Creating Local Change

from Native Diaspora · host Kalani Garcia

In this conversation, Belinda also known as Kalani discusses the evolution of her podcast, Native Diaspora, and delves into the complexities of the education system in the U.S., particularly in relation to federal funding, political influences, and the role of religion. She explores historical narratives and the dark history of career orgins, questioning their relevance and the impact of consumerism and capitalism on society. She emphasizes the importance of local change and awareness in addressing these systemic issues. 00:00 Introduction to Native Diaspora 03:21 Show begins 03:46 Impact of Federal Education Funding 09:43 Challenges in the Education System 11:25 The Role of ICE in Schools 12:58 Religious Influence in Education 16:25 Exploring the dark history of Career Origins and Education History 29:12 Consumerism and the System 35:37 Creating Change Through Local Support

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