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Black Men Homeschool
by Jason B. Esters
The purpose of our podcast is to discuss the issues that are important to us as Black Men of faith who are homeschooling our children. For years, we would get together and just chop it up about any and everything: sports, history, current events, scripture, whatever we were reading. What we are doing at Black Men Homeschool is exactly that. We come together in this space to share ideas about race, culture, education, social justice, media and our faith. Except now its better, because you are here with us.
Episodes
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Understanding Gerrymandering: Resources for Young Revolutionary Scholars
In this episode we explain why this is the time to teach your revolutionary scholars about gerrymandering. We breakdown what gerrymandering is and how it works. Finally, we share 4 great resources for learning and exploring gerrymandering hands-on. Gerrymandering | JRMF...
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Akil Parker- Mathematics and Problem Solving are Liberation Work
We kick off our new season with a focus this month on mathematics and problem solving and we're excited to chop it up with our special guest to the podcast, educator extraordinaire and AUTHOR, Akil Parker from All This Math.
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The Right Chemistry and A Heart 4 Homeschool
The school year is officially underway and some of us probably already realize that we need help! That’s why we’re excited to have educator, writer, scientist, and homeschool veteran extraordinaire Kendra Price, from A Heart 4 Homeschool. Kendra has been equipping black homeschooling families…
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Why "The Fade in the Water" Resonates with Us and What to Learn from It
Now you know we had to get together and talk about the Montgomery Sweet Tea Party, or the Montgomery Uprising, or...our personal favorite..."the Fade on the Water". As we share our feelings of shock, awe, pride, and elation, we also try to place this monumental event within a long legacy of the...
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We're Here: Black Men Share their Homeschooling Journey
In this episode, Black Men share some of their personal experiences as Black homeschooling fathers.
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How a Homeschooler became an Animator: Talking with Tyrone Bullock Jr.
A young boy is homeschooled and matures into a young Black Man who is clear in his understanding of himself, his faith, and his passions. This is the goal that many of us who homeschool envision for our sons. This episode, we get to hear from someone who lived that journey. Tyrone Bullock Jr is...
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What Do you Do After You've Written It? Introducing Your Book to the Community with Master Children's Book Marketer Micaela S. Benn
In recent years, there has been a torrent of interest in books that are more inclusive, more culturally relevant, and more representative of Black children and Black life. Consequently, There are more emerging authors out there who are creating books for our children, more than ever before. But…
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Congratulations to the Graduates!
We just want to take a moment to celebrate our graduates! It doesn't matter if you graduated from high school or pre-school. And it doesn't matter if you're getting your Ph.D or your GED. You deserve to have your accomplishments recognized!
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If We're Going to Be Community, we need to talk about Conflict Resolution
We weren't going to talk about Will Smith and Chris Rock...then we did it anyway. Why? Because we need to work through the ways various forms of conflict resolution impact our children, our families, and our community. We talk about American "tear-down" culture, healing trauma, protecting Black...
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How your Homeschooler Can Get Scholarships for College: A Conversation with Melissa A. Rowe, Founder of Capture Greatness
“How am I going to get this kid to college? And who's going to pay for it?” This is the question that our guest this episode is uniquely qualified to help us answer. Melissa A. Rowe is the Founder of Capture Greatness, a non profit that provides scholarship writing & college coaching support for...
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Holistic Health, Healing and Homeschool with Brother Landis Rowe
We need to think more deeply about our spiritual, mental, and physical health. In this episode, Richard and Jason discuss holistic health, healing, and homeschool with brother Landis Rowe, owner of Rowe Natural Health, a Christian-based holistic health company that is committed to providing...
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Why You Should Learn about HBCU College Football
It’s Fall and while the weather is cooling down, football season is heating up. So I am going to make a statement that is unequivocally true: There is no football experience, and I would argue, no greater football experience you can have as a spectator than going to an HBCU college football game…
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To the Sisters: Is your Man Suffering from Strategic Incompetence? To The Brothers: Are You Even Hearing This?
What is strategic incompetence? And why are we watching TikTok videos about it? In this episode, a popular TikTok video becomes grounds for some self-examination as Richard and Jason probe deeper into how perspectives of men's and women's work affect homeschooling and the household. They also…
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A Conversation with Akil Parker, Founder of AllThisMath,LLC
One of the largest hurdles for both students and their parents is feeling confident with math. That lack of confidence can be a result of several factors, but whatever the case, it creates an ever growing barrier for many that prevents learners from feeling like they ever truly possess the kind...
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10 Things We Think You Should Know about Homeschool
Bruh! You homeschooling now? You too, Sis? We think that's outstanding! In this episode, Richard and Jason share a few tidbits of wisdom with you that they have gained as homeschooling fathers over the years.
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Reclaiming History: A Conversation with Delina Pryce McPhaull, founder of Woke Homeschooling
Many of us have had the struggle of trying to find a history curriculum that is historically accurate and culturally relevant. What's more, we want to teach history in a way that resists token representations of Black and Brown people, while actively combating white supremacy. In this episode,...
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What Does "Support" Look Like?
In their bravest episode yet, Jason and Richard invite their wives to the podcast to get an assessment of how supportive they are as husbands and fathers when it comes to homeschooling. That opens up an honest dialogue about roles, trust, and the importance of having support for homeschooling…
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Melanating the Supply Chain
In this episode, Jason and Richard turn a conversation about food into a conversation about economic self-sufficiency in the Black community.
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Black History Month: Past, Present and Future
There is a rich history, definitive purpose, and inspiring passion of Black History Month. While it was necessary to help Black people to learn about who they are, where they come from, and what they can do, more of us is required. There are great opportunities for expansion and education. Jason...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The purpose of our podcast is to discuss the issues that are important to us as Black Men of faith who are homeschooling our children. For years, we would get together and just chop it up about any and everything: sports, history, current events, scripture, whatever we were reading. What we are doing at Black Men Homeschool is exactly that. We come together in this space to share ideas about race, culture, education, social justice, media and our faith. Except now its better, because you are here with us.
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Jason B. Esters
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The purpose of our podcast is to discuss the issues that are important to us as Black Men of faith who are homeschooling our children. For years, we would get together and just chop it up about any and everything: sports, history, current events, scripture, whatever we were reading. What we are...
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Black Men Homeschool is created and hosted by Jason B. Esters.
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