Episode notes
Y’all loved the first one so much, we had to bring it back! Hosts jarrett hill and Tre’vell Anderson welcome writer, editor, and Stop Cop City activist Da’Shaun L. Harrison. Harrison also discusses why they and fellow activists are trying to block the development and construction of a police training compound “Cop City”, on the outskirts of Atlanta. Stop Cop City activists believe that going forward with the development would displace and disenfranchise the lives of marginalized people, and further perpetuate the police state we are currently living in. In addition, they’ll discuss how copaganda goes beyond just “cop shows” and legal dramas and can show up in many different forms in media.
Later on the show, Tre’vell and jarrett get into some DisHonorable Mentions and a history lesson on civil rights activist Pauli Murray.
Mentioned In This Episode:
Pauli Murray
Copaganda
Stop Cop City
DIS/Honorable Mentions:
jh:
HM: Well, I Laughed Podcast – the system was never designed for us to stop working
HM: See The Thing Is..Podcast – I’d rather work thru jealousy than work thru dishonesty”
HM: Snoop Dogg, Doggyland Kid Hits, Affirmation Song
HM: The Schomburg’s marking time: Arts In The Age of Incarceration
TA:
HM: The Hollywood Reporter and New York Times Envelope roundtable talk curators, particularly Lacey Rose.
Plugs:
Da’Shaun L. Harrison’s Belly Of The Beast: THE POLITICS OF ANTI-FATNESS AS ANTI-BLACKNESS
My Name Is Pauli Murray – Prime Video
We See Each Other: A Black Trans Journey Through Television and Film
Pre-order Historically Black Phrases
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