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The Skeptical Leftist PodcastBeyond Performative Politics
In this episode Justin and I dive into Adolph Reed’s Class Notes to tackle the failures of performative politics and the rise of identity-driven activism. We break down Reed’s critique of neoliberalism, symbolic gestures, and the commodification of struggle while making the case for class-based organizing as the only path to real solidarity and change. It’s a deep and fiery conversation about how the left can get back on track by focusing on material issues and collective action.
You can get a copy of Class Notes here
https://z-library.sk/book/2...2025-02-021h 30
University of Minnesota PressExpelling public schools: Antiracist politics and school privatization.John Arena examines the more than two-decade struggle to privatize public schools in Newark, New Jersey—a conflict that is raging in cities across the country. Arena’s book Expelling Public Schools reveals the political rise of Cory Booker and Ras Baraka and what this particular case study illuminates about contemporary post-civil rights Black politics. Here, Arena is joined in conversation with David Forrest.John (Jay) Arena is associate professor of sociology at CUNY’s College of Staten Island. Arena is author of Expelling Public Schools: How Antiracist Politics Enable School Privatization in Newark and Driven from N...2024-02-211h 13
Floppy Days Vintage Computing PodcastFloppy Days 108 - Albert Cory - Inventing the Future - Xerox StarInterview with Albert Cory, author of “Inventing the Future” about the Xerox Star Welcome to Floppy Days episode 108 for October, 2021. I am Randy Kindig, your host. This month is a special episode based on an interview I was able to get with Albert Cory, author of the recently published book, “Inventing the Future”. This book is a semi-fictional account of what it was like to work at Xerox in the late 70’s and early 80’s, while the company was working on the concept of the “Office of the Future” and the amazing computer known as the Xerox Star.2021-10-311h 25
Central Missouri Alumni StoriesCypher Dad on Finding his Voice and PurposeOn this episode of Central Missouri Alumni Stories, I was joined by Dr. JL Adolph. He graduated with a B.A. in English from UCM in 2005. He later obtained a Master's degree and a PhD from Mizzou. He has taught at several universities and now works as an Assistant Professor of English at Georgia State University Perimeter College. JL is passionate about aiding others in finding their purpose. He is currently working to empower inner-city marginalized fathers through his project Dad Cypher: A Hip-hop Guide to Fatherhood. Find his project here: https://www.youtube.com/ch...2021-07-2238 min
Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, ILMove OnListen as Leadership Team member Cory Adolph challenges us with the story of Israel that reveals our own tendency to be fearful, paralyzed and desperate instead of just following God as we Move On!2015-04-1544 minFamily Bible Church Podcast - Highland, ILTo Bring HonorToday Leadership Team member and Youth Pastor Cory Adolph shares some thoughts on how our lives should bring honor to God, and how simple disciple-making responses like baptism and communion is all part of how we honor Him.2011-07-2956 minFamily Bible Church Podcast - Highland, ILKeep Moving ForwardToday Leadership Team member and Youth Pastor Cory Adolph encourages us to remember that our salvation--while an instant gift from Jesus--is also a life-long process, and our call is to keep moving forward.2011-07-2947 min