Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast

Latest Episodes:

Episode 01: The Beat of the Racial Justice Movement: A Conversation with Three Black Male Leaders Feb 02, 2023

Show notes

*This episode opens with a statement from Race Forward Executive Vice President Eric Ward on the killing of Tyre Nichols by Memphis police officers

It's a new season for Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast and we’re starting off in a big way with Race Forward President Glenn Harris, newly appointed Executive Vice President Eric Ward, and Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships Faron McLurkin.

As three Black men, along with the other members of Race Forward’s Executive Leadership Team, leading in the movement to advance racial equity, Glenn, Eric, and Faron speak to the fierce backlash to centering racial justice, the importance of instilling racially-equitable policies and practices across all levels of government,, and the importance of defending past gains while forging new, bold moves in the fight against white supremacy and institutional racism.

Our panel also finds more lighthearted moments to kick back and discuss their favorite music artists, the metaphors music can have for the racial justice work we do, and exploring futurism to create bold moves.

In the coming year, we have exciting things planned for the future of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast as we bring you important conversations, in-depth racial justice analysis, and help build the future of the movement with our listeners and supporters –– together.

Resources (by order of mention)

Race Forward Urges Systemic Change In Light of Police Killing of Tyre Nichols; Continued Police Violence Against People of Color
bit.ly/3jwghPV

America has an antisemitism problem and victims cannot be left to fight it alone, rabbi says (via CNN)
http://bit.ly/3j0g73j

Executive Order On Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities Through the Federal Government

http://bit.ly/3WFDjSa

Government Alliance on Racial Equity (GARE)

https://www.racialequityalliance.org/about/

Facing Race 2022: What's next for the movement for racial justice? What do we look forward to?

https://bit.ly/3WZiDVe

H.E.A.L. (Honest Education Action & Leadership) Together

https://www.raceforward.org/heal-together

How ‘Black Panther’ Builds Complex Characters From the Politics of Colonization (via New York Times Critic’s Notebook)

http://bit.ly/3H7p8Q8

About Race Forward:

Race Forward catalyzes movement building for racial justice. In partnership with communities, organizations, and sectors, we build strategies to advance racial justice in our policies, institutions, and culture. Race Forward imagines a just, multiracial, democratic society, free from oppression and exploitation, in which people of color thrive with power and purpose.

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Episode 05: Dissecting Immigrant Assimilation with Julissa Arce Mar 23, 2022

Show notes

In this episode of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Julissa Arce, a nationally recognized author, speaker, and social justice advocate, joins Momentum Co-host Chevon to discuss her journey from being undocumented and working at Goldman’s Sack to sharing her story with thousands of people through her writing.

Julissa shares with us the various nuances and sacrifices undocumented people have to go through in the immigration system. She also gives us insight into her thought process while writing her new book, You Sound Like A White Girl: The Case for Rejecting Assimilation, where she came to the realization that assimilation to whiteness is often mistaken for assimilating to American culture.

Hear more about the different obstacles undocumented people are currently facing by tuning in to Episode 1 of Race Forward’s new podcast Reflections: Immigrant Rights Movement – a limited podcast series.

And don’t forget to plan to attend Facing Race: the largest multiracial, inter-generational gathering for organizers, educators, creatives, and other leaders.

Resources (by order of mention)

My (Underground) American Dream: My True Story as an Undocumented Immigrant Who Became a Wall Street Executive

https://amzn.to/3pYQ7p5

Ascend Educational Fund

https://ascendfundny.org/

The Nap Ministry – We examine the liberating power of naps. We believe rest is a form of resistance and reparations. We install Nap Experiences. Founded in 2016.

https://bit.ly/3KDH451

You Sound Like A White Girl: The Case for Rejecting Assimilation

https://bit.ly/3KyJNfR

Title 42 - On March 20, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued an emergency regulation to implement a specific aspect of U.S. health law. Section 265 of U.S. Code Title 42 permits the Director of the CDC to “prohibit … the introduction” into the United States of individuals when the director believes that “there is serious danger of the introduction of [a communicable] disease into the United States.”

https://bit.ly/3hWGe6T

Julissa Arce

Official Website

http://julissaarce.com/

Twitter

@julissaarce

Instagram

@julissaarce

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Episode 04: Analyzing Asian-American Racism in Hollywood with Nancy Wang Yuen Mar 01, 2022

Show notes

In this episode of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Nancy Wang Yuen, sociologist and expert on race and racism in Hollywood, joins Momentum Co-host Chevon for a conversation about the turmoils the Asian-American community experienced during and after the pandemic, the xenophobia she faces as a woman of color in academia, and the challenges she encounters while embracing her faith and being an activist.

Nancy shares insights and analysis into the importance of Asian representation in media and the sudden shift we are seeing in that representation at this moment. She dissects the intersectionality of racism and sexism that women of color endure, specifically the stereotypes that are placed on Asian-American women. Nancy goes into the history of the onslaught brought onto the Asian community throughout the years and how the aftermath of these events still affects the community today.

Hear more about the challenges Asian-Americans are facing during this time by tuning in to Episode 4 of Race Forward’s new podcast Reflections: Immigrant Rights Movement – a limited podcast series.

And don’t forget to plan to attend Facing Race: the largest multiracial, inter-generational gathering for organizers, educators, creatives, and other leaders.

Resources (by order of mention)

Reel Inequality: Hollywood Actors and Racism

https://bit.ly/3rXmhCL

Power Women: Stories of Motherhood, Faith, and the Academy

https://bit.ly/3rVlDWv

8 Dead in Atlanta Spa Shootings, With Fears of Anti-Asian Bias

https://nyti.ms/33sE6QG

The Page Act – This law prohibited the importation of unfree laborers and women brought for “immoral purposes” but was enforced primarily against the Chinese.

https://bit.ly/3rYhLEg

The Chinese Exclusion Act - The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was the first significant law restricting immigration into the United States. Many Americans on the West Coast attributed declining wages and economic ills to Chinese workers.

https://bit.ly/3HTnSz7

Asian Americans | Full Film | PBS LearningMedia - Asian Americans is a five-hour film series that delivers a bold, fresh perspective on a history that matters today, more than ever. As America becomes more diverse, and more divided while facing unimaginable challenges, how do we move forward together? Told through intimate personal stories, the series will cast a new lens on U.S. history and the ongoing role that Asian Americans have played.

https://bit.ly/3555EMH

How the 1982 Murder of Vincent Chin Ignited a Push for Asian American Rights

https://bit.ly/3LKCgMg

Kerry Ann Rockquemore – is an author and speaker in the field of faculty development and leadership and founder of the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity.

https://bit.ly/33uPWtN

National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity - Our mission is to change the face of power in the Academy. By developing, connecting, and empowering the next wave of academic leaders, we can strengthen the higher education system and improve the academic experience for all.

https://www.facultydiversity.org/

National Center for Institutional Diversity - To create a more equitable and inclusive society, we produce, catalyze, and elevate diversity research and scholarship.

https://lsa.umich.edu/ncid

Scholars Strategy Network - The Scholars Strategy Network is an organization of university-based scholars who are committed to using research to improve policy and strengthen democracy.

https://scholars.org/

The Disrupters Podcast

https://bit.ly/3rYLvkr

Nancy Wang Yuen

Official Website

nancywyuen.com

Twitter

@nancywyuen

Instagram

@nancywyuen

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Episode 03: Gauge Co-Founder Joshua DuBois On The Intersections of Tech, Faith, and Racial Justice! Dec 14, 2021

Show notes

In this episode of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Gauge co-founder Joshua DuBois joins Chevon and Hiba for a conversation about his time as White House Executive Director of the Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, how Gauge is connecting community leaders and brands on their racial justice initiatives, and his ongoing work on racial justice causes such as the “Justice For Julius” campaign.

Joshua explains the benefits of creating a system like Gauge to form partnerships with brands in order to help inform decisions based on inclusivity while also helping community leaders, content creators, and contractors be compensated for their knowledge. He provides his reflections on how the 2020 uprisings inspired these efforts and the important wins that have come to fruition as a result of these partnerships.

In the opening Hiba and Chevon reflect on the heavy moment being felt in the aftermath of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and the guilty verdict for Ahmaud Arbery’s killers. They speak on the recurring theme of self-care during times of high tension, and the importance of even detaching if necessary.

We’ll continue the season in January – until then, our team wishes you a safe holiday season with your loved ones as we gear up for a new year in this racial justice work.

Resources (by order of mention)

Kyle Rittenhouse Found Not Guilty, Race Forward Continues to Call for a Transformed Justice System

https://bit.ly/3rLQ7KW

Three men responsible for Ahmaud Arbery’s murder found guilty; Race Forward continues to call for transformed justice system and accountability

https://bit.ly/3GyzSFh

The President's Devotional: The Daily Readings That Inspired President Obama (via Goodreads)
https://bit.ly/3rQ2F3T

Gauge

www.gauge.ai

Procter & Gamble’s New ‘Widen The Screen’ Program Aims To Diversify The Portrayal Of Black People In Advertising And Entertainment (via Forbes)

https://bit.ly/3yfdopU

Exclusive: Inside Snapchat's push to make cameras more inclusive (via Axios)
https://bit.ly/3IELzw2

Corporations are working with social media influencers to cancel-proof their racial justice initiatives (via Washington Post)

https://wapo.st/3rPRJ6k

Oklahoma governor grants clemency to Julius Jones, halting his execution (via CNN)

https://cnn.it/30bGAkZ

Joshua Dubois

Official Website

www.joshuadubois.com

Twitter

www.twitter.com/joshuadubois

Instagram

www.instagram.com/heydubois

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Episode 02: Leaning Into The “Dave Chappelle/ Netflix” Controversy With Dr. John Paul Higgins Nov 05, 2021

Show notes

In the midst of the continued fallout from Dave Chapelle’s transphobic jokes from his Netflix comedy special, Hiba and our guest co-host Dennis are here to break it all down – and have the important conversation around narrative, free speech, and the link to potential hate speech/ actions.

Social justice leader and media critic Dr. John Paul Higgs (they/them) joins us to talk about their article “Why Netflix Deserves Some of the Heat for Dave Chapelle’s Transphobic Comments.” Throughout the conversation Dr. Higgins touches on important topics such as the erasure of Black trans people, the damaging narratives and tropes that are still being leveled against trans, queer, and non-binary folk, and “real” accountability versus “cancel culture.”

Update: Chevon will return from her sabbatical and will be on the next episode of Momentum –– a big thank you to Dennis for filling in!

Reminder: Race Forward’s 40th Anniversary Celebration is taking place November 18th! RSVP for our special virtual gala celebrating 40 years of catalyzing the racial justice movement, streaming on Facebook and YouTube Live. Make sure to tune in for an evening of memorable historic highlights, humor, and cultural performances!

RSVP: https://bit.ly/RaceForward40

Resources (by order of mention)

Netflix Staff Raised Concerns About Chappelle Special Before Its Release (via Bloomberg)

https://bloom.bg/3EzlpHY

Why Netflix Deserves Some of the Heat for Dave Chapelle’s Transphobic Comments (via Bitch Media)

https://bit.ly/3EGKbpA

Terra Fields’ Tweets on Netflix/ “The Closer”

https://bit.ly/3nVUek9

Netflix Employee Walkout Grows Tense as Trans Rights Protesters Clash With Dave Chappelle Supporters (via Variety)

https://bit.ly/3GEQT1n

Dave Chappelle says he'll meet with transgender critics, but he's 'not bending to anybody's demands' (via CNN)

https://cnn.it/3GNuIpw

Dr. John Paul Higgins (They/Them)

Official Website

www.doctorjonpaul.com

Twitter

www.twitter.com/doctorjonpaul

Instagram

www.instagram.com/doctorjonpaul

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

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www.twitter.com/raceforward

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Building Racial Equity (BRE) Trainings

www.raceforward.org/trainings

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Bonus: Previewing Race Forward’s 40th Anniversary Celebration! (November 18th) Oct 28, 2021

Show notes

On this bonus episode of Momentum, Hiba and guest co-host Dennis preview Race Forward’s 40th Anniversary Celebration – our upcoming virtual gala celebrating 40 years of catalyzing the racial justice movement!

Listen in as our hosts talk about the early days of Race Forward, the important changemaking moments that have shaped the organization, and the wins that cumulatively inspire our work today.

Afterwards, make sure to RSVP for Race Forward’s 40th Anniversary Celebration on November 18th streaming on Facebook and YouTube Live. Hosted by Kat Lazo, this one-of-a-kind celebration will feature special appearances from Race Forward’s founder Gary Delgado, current president Glenn Harris, and former president Rinku Sen; as well as many other leaders, organizers, culture bearers and artists working for racial equity.

Be sure to tune in for an evening of memorable historic highlights, humor, and cultural performances!

RSVP: https://bit.ly/RaceForward40

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

www.facebook.com/raceforward

www.twitter.com/raceforward

www.instagram.com/raceforward

Building Racial Equity (BRE) Trainings

www.raceforward.org/trainings

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Episode 01: Season Premiere: “It’s 12:01 For Our Racial Justice Movements” with Eric K. Ward Sep 20, 2021

Show notes

On the Season 3 premiere of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Western States Center Executive Director and Race Forward Senior Fellow Eric Ward joins us to ground and center us, and you, our listeners, in our racial justice work!

Update: Hiba is back from sabbatical, and now Chevon is taking her well-deserved time off, and in the meantime, Dennis is back to fill in!

Hiba and Dennis open the episode with a short recap of recent happenings –– the Delta COVID-19 variant, Climate Change/flooding in NYC, the ongoing fight over critical race theory being taught in schools, and refugee resettlement efforts triggered by global events.

Holding all this, Dennis and Eric have a conversation inspired by Grace Lee Boggs’ quote “what time is it in the clock of the world”, and what it means for the hurdles we are facing as racial justice practitioners.

Eric also discusses the urgent work of racial equity, how work towards a multiracial democracy is the alternative to the spread of white nationalism, the case study of the city of Portland, and extremist backlash and insurgencies, and how we can use that backlash as fuel to carry us forward in our work to “12:02AM”.

Resources (by order of mention)

Here's Why The Gap in COVID-19 Vaccines Continues to Widen (via Colorlines)

https://bit.ly/3EkrHvR

Overlapping Disasters Expose Harsh Climate Reality: The U.S. Is Not Ready (via The New York Times)
https://nyti.ms/3992pSX

IPCC 2021 report: How bad will climate change get? (via Vox)

https://bit.ly/3ll7kGc

How the Scare Over Critical Race Theory Will Hurt Black Children (via Colorlines)

https://bit.ly/3CkPmut

The battle for Mekelle: Ethiopia’s civil war over Tigray goes on – in pictures (via The Guardian)
https://bit.ly/3hxHo9m

Inside the effort to resettle thousands of Afghans in the United States (via CNN)
https://cnn.it/396mvNQ

Guide To Counter-Narrating The Attacks On Critical Race Theory (via Race Forward)

https://bit.ly/3tKCg6H

Eric K. Ward

Western States Center
www.westernstatescenter.org

“Skin in the Game: How Antisemitism Animates White Nationalism.” (via Political Research Associates)
https://bit.ly/3lJhzV9

“The Struggle That Unites Us.” (via Oregon Humanities)
https://bit.ly/3hB2jrZ

Twitter
www.twitter.com/bulldogshadow

Instagram
www.instagram.com/bulldog_shadow

Bulldog Shadow (Spotify)

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

www.facebook.com/raceforward

www.twitter.com/raceforward

www.instagram.com/raceforward

#RaceAnd: Our Present, Our Future

http://bit.ly/raceandopofevent

Building Racial Equity (BRE) Trainings

www.raceforward.org/trainings

Subscribe to our newsletter:

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Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Bonus: Talkin’ #RaceAnd: Our Present, Our Future (September 25th) Aug 18, 2021

Show notes

On this bonus episode of Momentum, Hiba –– our Conferences and Convenings Manager, is joined by youth leader Gianna Ramirez from Generation Justice to talk about everything #RaceAnd: Our Present, Our Future, Race Forward’s first intergenerational event of its kind taking place on Saturday, September 25th.

Gianna and Hiba talk about the host committee's work on making the conference’s programming inspiring and engaging for attendees which includes interactive breakout sessions, networking opportunities, vendor and sponsorship opportunities, and an exciting keynote from Isra Hirsi, co-founder and co-executive director of the United States Youth Climate Strike.

Executive Producer: Hendel Leiva

Associate Producers: Kendy Solis, Tiff Joy

Episode 10: Season Finale: “How to Citizen” with Baratunde Thurston, and Recognizing TV/ Movies that have Centered Race May 06, 2021

Show notes

On the season finale, writer, comedian, podcaster, activist, and Emmy Award-nominated host Baratunde Thurston brings us to the home stretch while providing all the laughs!

Baratunde joins Chevon and Dennis to talk about his early career having worked at the intersections of standup, tech, and activism as a Black man, and how those experiences have shaped his current work on the topics of race, technology, democracy, and climate. He also shares his insights on being a multifaceted creator, the balance of “bringing your whole self to the workplace” as a person of color, and his take on “weaponing discomfort” and “defining white supremacy” to expose the underlying layers of how it's been maintained. Check out the Resources below for information on how to keep up with Baratunde and his upcoming projects, including his podcast “How To Citizen with Baratunde” and the new six-part PBS series, “America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston”.

Chevon and Dennis talk about shows that have centered race over the past year and give praise to the writers, producers, and organizations working to move the needle on representation. Among the many shows they mention are The Watchmen, Lovecraft Country, and Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Finally, two big announcements: Dennis has taken on a new position at Race Forward as our Vice President of Narrative, Arts, and Culture, and also we’ve opened registration for our #RaceAnd: Our Present, Our Future youth oriented event taking place on September 25th!

Thank you for listening to Season 2 of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, and stay tuned as we’re looking forward to even bigger things for Season 3 premiering this fall!

Check out all the episodes from Season 1 and 2, and rate, subscribe, and share –– we’re on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Pandora!

Resources (by order of mention)

'Lovecraft Country' Creator Aims To Reclaim The Horror Genre For People Of Color (via NPR)

https://n.pr/3tld8S8

‘Minari’ Star Yuh-Jung Youn Makes Oscar History

https://bit.ly/3eTKGSc

‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Reckons with an American Burden (via The Hollywood Reporter)

https://bit.ly/3vXVzJF

Grey's Anatomy recap: Police brutality and racial profiling take center stage (via Entertainment Weekly)

https://bit.ly/3utedsk

Color of Change

https://hollywood.colorofchange.org

Center For Cultural Power

https://www.culturalpower.org

BUILD

https://build.org/about

Baratunde Thurston

Podcast: How To Citizen

www.baratunde.com/howtocitizen

Website

www.baratunde.com

PBS and Twin Cities PBS Announce New Series, America Outdoors With Baratunde Thurston

to.pbs.org/3f0hNn4

Ted Talk: How to deconstruct racism, one headline at a time

https://bit.ly/2QW0vjb

Facebook

www.facebook.com/baratunde

Instagram

www.instagram.com/baratunde

Twitter

www.twitter.com/baratunde

About Race Forward:

Follow Race Forward on social media

www.facebook.com/raceforward

www.twitter.com/raceforward

www.instagram.com/raceforward

#RaceAnd: Our Present, Our Future

http://bit.ly/raceandopofevent

Building Racial Equity (BRE) Trainings

www.raceforward.org/trainings

Subscribe to our newsletter:

www.raceforward.org/subscribe

Executive Producers:

Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato Blakemore

Associate Producer/ Editor:

Kendy Solis

Episode 09: “Understanding the Power of Inequality” with Dr. Manuel Pastor, Director of the USC Equity Research Institute Apr 27, 2021

Show notes

Producer’s Note* The following episode was recorded the week of April 14, and just earlier this week, we received the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial. Race Forward has released a statement on our website titled “Derek Chauvin Found Guilty; But Our Work Is Not Done: Race Forward Calls For Urgency In Reimagining Public Safety That Values Black and Brown Lives”. The intro of this episode speaks to trauma informed healing which is relevant today, just as it was last week, and as the practice will continue to be.

On this episode of Momentum, Chevon and Dennis interview distinguished professor, activist, and author, Dr. Manuel Pastor, Director of the USC Equity Research Institute about his experiences working in community building, academica, and racial justice work.

Throughout the episode Dr. Pastor shares his personal motivations in working to address structural racism and inequality in the United States, the lessons that have been learned in working to ensure that California’s COVID recovery plans prioritize economic and racial equity, and his insights into lessons for modern day anti-racist practitioners, as well as what fuels his passion for public speaking. He also talks about his most recent book “State of Resistance: What California's Dizzying Descent And Remarkable Resurgence Mean For America's Future”.

In the midst of an extremely difficult time with multiple incidences of police violence over the past few days/ weeks, Dennis and Chevon share resources that speak to trauma informed healing, and what they are each doing to take care of themselves during this time.

We’ll be back soon with the season finale of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast –– until then, take care of yourselves, and each other.

Resources (by order of mention)

Race Forward Statement: Derek Chauvin Found Guilty; But Our Work Is Not Done: Race Forward Calls For Urgency In Reimagining Public Safety That Values Black and Brown Lives
https://bit.ly/3guVN6f

‘Trauma decontextualized in a people can look like culture’ – Resmaa Menakem on how racism affects the body (via gal-dem)
https://bit.ly/2PiRaBg

Trauma Stewardship, by Laura van Dernoot (Book)

https://traumastewardship.com/inside-the-book/

USC Equity Research Institute

https://dornsife.usc.edu/eri

Report: No Going Back: Together for an Equitable and Inclusive Los Angeles (via Equity Research Institute)

https://dornsife.usc.edu/eri/no-going-back

State of Resistance, by Dr. Manuel Pastor (Book)
https://stateofresistancebook.com/

The Sum Of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together, by Heather McGhee (Book)

https://bit.ly/3xlMwnk

Manuel Pastor on Climate Equity (via Climate One)

https://bit.ly/3gBrTNM