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MK279: Shame, Make Me A Drink! (History of Indian Boarding Schools, Saved By The Bell Reboot Review, Melissa McCarthy's Apology, Shame, Celebrating Debbie Allen, Who Can Play Queer or Straight Characters?)

from Minority Korner · host James Arthur M.

It's a Maximum Fun crossover event with Renne Colvert of podcast Can I Pet Your Dog! Does this make the show Can I Pet Your Korner? Renee is just the person we need to brighten up our worlds and bring in the light as we kick off this holiday season and put 2020 to rest. Both Renee and James have finally checked out a bit of the Saved By the Bell Reboot- it's better than it needs to be! Melissa McCarthy makes a costly mistake but shows HOW to come correct with an apology. On the heels of Kristen Stewart and Viggo Mortensen's comments about playing queer or straight characters, is it a slippery slope in not allowing straight actors to play queer characters? Does this pigeon hold queer actors in only getting to play queer roles? In the main korners, we continue to bear witness to the atrocious history and acts committed against Indigenous Peoples, as we examine the centuries-long practice of Indian Boarding Schools, and it might be time to rebrand and rethink Thanksgiving. Renee gives us the inspiration we need in celebrating the legacy and continued awesomeness that is Debbie Allen. Guest Co-Host: Renee Colvert (she/her) is a self-proclaimed “man of the wilderness”, the emergency contact to her dog Tugboat, a podcaster, and James Aurther M’s NUMBER ONE FAN! IG: @reneescolvert @tugboatthefluffypit LINKS! Check out the Saved By the Bell Reboot Trailer: https://bit.ly/39ImuBg Melissa McCarthy Steps in it but shows how to apologize: https://bit.ly/3mFtsuv Is this a slippery slope for actors and casting? Kristen Stewarts Comments: https://bit.ly/2JsWzmq Vigo Mortensensens Comments: https://bit.ly/36AYeyW Debbie Allen & Phylicia Rishad's Must-See Music Video 'More Than A Man': https://bit.ly/3ornRIn History of Indian Boarding Schools: The Atlantic: https://bit.ly/39FskTV NPR: https://n.pr/3gcH6CH Native Partnerships Org: https://bit.ly/37xbCTT Native Healing Org: https://bit.ly/37ydwnj Debbie Allen- check out Dance Dreams - Hot Chocolate Nutcracker Georgia Runoff: https://votesaveamerica.com/state/georgia/ Minority Korner on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2JsXEuu CONTACT US Twitter: @minoritykorner Email: [email protected] IG: @minoritykorner James Arthur M: TW: @JamesArthur_M, IG: @JamesArthurM

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In this Max Fun Crossover event, Renne Colvert of podcast Can I Pet Your Dog joins the show, does this make the show Can I Pet Your Korner? Both Renee and James have finally checked out a bit of the Saved By the Bell Reboot, Melissa McCarthy makes a costly mistake but shows HOW to come correct with an apology, and on the heels of Kristen Stewart and Viggo Mortensen's comments: is it a slippery slope in not allowing straight actors to play queer characters? In the main korners, we examine the centuries-long practice of Indian Boarding Schools, and it might be time to rebrand and rethink Thanksgiving. Renee gives us the inspiration we need in celebrating the legacy and continued awesomeness that is Debbie Allen!

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