Episode #14: #Charlottesville

#Charlottesville In episode no. 14, Jeff and Laura take a minute to pause and discuss what’s been happening in this week’s recent events in Charlottesville, VA after a violent rally/protest over the taking down of the confederate statue of General Robert E. Lee. We are still forming our thoughts, but we do think it is a critical time to open up the dialogue about social justice/racial issues embedded within this protest, the messaging and response to the event, and what’s been happening since #Charlottesville in the United States of America. We are not finished processing, but we’ve been reading and listening to a lot of different voices -- so we thought we’d share a few recommended resources for you read, listen to, and more to help you engage and continue the conversation with those around you. @BreakDrink Recommended LISTEN (Episodes rec’d + the whole podcast itself) Politically Reactive - Charlottesville: Why did this happen and how do we move forward? Rough Translation - Brazil in Black and White It’s Been A Minute - Charlottesville and White People - Why Sam Sanders Only Quotes White People Code Switch - Charlottesville Sincerely, X - Episode 5: Equality Executive - We need to recognize “Unconscious Bias” in our social issues - gender, race, and more! Pod Save America - “Denouncing Nazis is so fucking easy.” with former @BreakDrink guest Julissa Arce @BreakDrink Episode no. 2 with Julissa Arce @BreakDrink Recommended READS #CharlottesvilleCurriculum hashtag Making Sense of Charlottesville: A Reader’s Guide History of Robert E. Lee [History Channel does our fact check.] The Charlottesville Syllabus - UVa Graduate Coalition Beyond Ignorance via the Librarians on IHE @ACPA says #ThisIsUs vs. NASPA Says #ThisIsNotUs (with many comments) A Critical Perspective : On Mentoring and Education in the Wake of Charlottesville Resources for Educators to Use is the Wake of Charlottesville via Anya Kamenetz Why Universities Won’t Punish Students at Rallies #Charlottesville, the Christian Response, and Your Church's Call - Ed Stetzer Charlottesville Violence Sparks New Worries About Safety During Campus Protests (#WhiteLivesMatter) <= How is this a thing?? McSweeny’s: AS YOUR DOCTOR, I AM PROTESTING THE REMOVAL OF YOUR TUMOR BECAUSE I DON’T WANT TO ERASE YOUR MEDICAL HISTORY Share the @BreakDrink podcast with your friends and stay connected: Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakdrink Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakdrink/ Email: [email protected] If y’all listen to the podcast via Apple Podcasts, please consider leaving us a rating and/or a review. We’d appreciate the love. :)