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ANNIHIhate Podcast
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Podcast for the official ANNIHIhate.org
Episodes
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Episode 22 - The Power of Ethnic Studies — Michi’s Feature on the Have You Heard Podcast
This is part of a broader episode of the Have You Heard podcast, which features interviews from students and educators about ethnic studies and its importance in a divided political environment. Michi is interviewed by Jennifer Berkshire, a professor of the Prison Education Program at Boston...
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Episode 21 - Fostering Belonging Through Kindness and Diverse Curriculum
Michi speaks with Mr. Marlon Taylor, a trustee at Encinitas Union School District and the first Black elected official in Encinitas. They discuss how diverse curriculum and generally approaching situations with empathy and respect can reduce hate and make everybody, regardless of their background...
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Episode 20 - The Importance of Equity in Education
In this episode, Michi interviews Dr. Stanley Munro, an Executive Coach at NCUST (National Center for Urban School Transformation). They discuss the importance of equity in education and how teachers and students can integrate their communities to foster a sense of belonging.
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Episode 19 - Campus Protests and Reducing Hate Through Education
Michi talks to Jewish college students, Ben and Ethan Jacobs, who are rising sophomores at Vanderbilt and Emory respectively. Active student protests related to the Israel Palestine conflict were recently held at both campuses. Though some protests have seen hateful rhetoric on both sides, Michi...
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Episode 18 - Annihilating Hate Through Civic Engagement
In this episode, Michi interviews Izayah Ringfield, a Black public school student who is a rising senior at Chula Vista High School. Izayah has registered thousands of young voters and discusses the importance of civic engagement in combating hate as well as how younger students can get involved.
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Episode 17 - Creating Empathy Through Productive Dialogue
In this episode, Michi speaks with Ed Lee III, the Senior Director of Inclusivity at Emory University. They discuss political polarization, hate, and discrimination and how these issues can be remedied through productive discourse, like debate.
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Episode 16 - Solving for Microaggressions and Increasing Student Outreach
In this episode, Michi talks to Ugochi Obuba, a Nigerian-American senior in high school. They discuss microaggressions in school settings, hate being perpetuated online, and student outreach as a tool for change.
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Episode 15 - Combating Islamophobia and Disinformation During the Israel/Palestine Conflict
In this episode, Michi interviews Yasmin Ibrahim, a Muslim high school student who is passionate and outspoken about the Israel/Palestine conflict. They discuss how hate and disinformation can spread rapidly on social media and how we can all be more respectful and empathetic towards one another…
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Episode 14 - Combating Censorship and Engaging in Productive Dialogue
In this episode, Michi speaks with Gabe Rusk. Gabe's passion is history, specifically the history of social change and the structural forces preventing it. Michi and Gabe discuss the history of censorship and its use to silence activists. They also explore ways to engage in productive dialogue...
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Episode 13 - Discussing the Issue of Race in Debate with Ben Hagwood
In this episode, Michi interviews Ben Hagwood about debate, an activity they both love. They discuss how debate is used as a platform to talk about social issues and how having a community in the activity is important.
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Episode 12 - The Importance of Ethnic Studies
In this podcast, Michi interviews Marlene Scott, a retired teacher who is developing a resource for ethnic studies. They discuss the benefits of ethnic studies as well as the importance of providing students with multiple perspectives and a full learning experience.
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Episode 11 - Combating Antisemitism in Classroom Settings
In this episode, Michi and Sammy interview Dr. Roy David, a community member and parent who recently spoke out against antisemitism in classroom settings, in response to a portrait of Hitler displayed in his son's 7th grade World History classroom. They discuss how education can allow students to...
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Episode 10 - LGBTQ+ Allyship and Student Outreach
In this episode, Michi interviews August, a transmasc Canyon Crest Academy graduate who is passionate about LGBTQ+ outreach. They discuss the roles teachers and students play as LGBTQ+ allies and resources for students looking to get involved.
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Episode 9 - Combating Hate Against Refugees and Asylum Seekers
In this episode, Michi interviews Krista Kshatriya, a human rights lawyer and lecturer at UCSD. They discuss hate against refugees and how education about complex and unfamiliar topics at a young age can prevent hate and encourage kids to be more empathetic and accepting.
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Episode 8 - Multicultural, Anti-Racism Outreach at a School and District Level
In this episode, Michi interviews Joy Ruppert, a junior at San Dieguito Academy (SDA) who is the Associated Student Body (ASB) President and co-founder of the Multicultural Anti-Racism Coalition. They discuss how students can have mutual respect for each other’s cultural backgrounds and how to...
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Episode 7--Intersectionality between Neurodiversity and Racial Identity
In this episode, Michi and her good friend Aaron Combs discuss how racial and neurodivergent identities impact each other. Aaron shares his personal perspectives as an Asian American neurodivergent student who founded Students For Attention (SFA).
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Episode 6—US Congressman Scott Peters (CA52) Discusses Education and Diversity
In this episode, Michi speaks with Congressman Scott Peters about his commitment to education and how equal opportunities and access in education are significant factors in combatting hate. It is an important issue at the national and local levels. Our Congressman also celebrates the diversity of...
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Episode 5- An Elementary School District's Commitment to Promoting Tolerance Early
In this week's episode, Sammy interviewed Superintendent Jodee Brentlinger and Assistant Superintendent Sabrina Lee of Solana Beach School District (SBSD). SBSD is a kindergarten - 6th grade school district that feeds into the San Dieguito Union High School District for grades 7-12. Sammy is...
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Episode 4 - Combatting Hate in a Private School Setting
In this week's episode, Joyce and Steven interviewed their school director, Ron Kim, and discussed combatting hate in a private school setting. In this episode, questions similar to the ones asked in episode 3 are applied to a private school setting, as well as some discussions that are more…
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Episode 3 - Addressing Other Forms of Hate at a District Level
In this week's episode, Michi and Sammy interviewed Trustee Allman about the recent anti-discrimination resolutions in response to the rise in hate incidents in our district and across the country. We briefly discussed the best ways to address hate and model compassion and empathy, especially to...
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Episode 2 - Combatting Hate in an Educational Setting
In this episode, Michi interviewed Dr. Cheryl Ward, an extremely accomplished Woman of Color in STEM and education. Due to recent hate incidents across the district and in the broader scheme of things in the world, we brought her on the podcast to talk about outreach and anti-racist education.
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Episode 1 - Heroes Don't Always Wear Capes
On this episode, we interviewed Christina Lu, who spoke out about her recent experience with Asian hate crimes. We discussed how such horrid crimes could be prevented, as well as giving our opinions on some forms that prejudice towards Asians has taken on in recent years.
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