The Realities of Race: Recent Episodes
Abby Stoa
This podcast is centered around ending the stigma of minority groups and getting real and raw with how it affects their identities and experiences. Each episode brings a new guest with a different background and a unique interview or discussion regarding race.
Hey all! It's been awhile...welcome to Ep. 9 of The Realities of Race! In this episode, A recent graduate of Augsburg University, Terrence Shambley and I dig deep into the complexities of being people of color and a part of the LGBTQIA+ Community. I learned a lot and think you will, too. Enjoy! Thank you, Terrence for being willing to share your story and experiences! It was great having you!
Welcome to Ep. 8 of The Realities of Race! In this episode we go deep and answer the questions that you all sent in about race. Thank you so much to everyone who sent questions in. This was so fun and could not have been created without you! Hope you enjoy!
Hello everyone, please use these resources below to read more about what happened, sign the petition, and be an ally to the Black community.
Information on the Event
Petition for Justice for Daunte Wright
A template for how to reach out to a friend who is affected by this:
Hey [their name], I just wanted to say I'm thinking about you with what happened to Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center. I'm so sorry you have to watch these awful and unjust events. Know that I'm thinking of you and I'm always here if you need anything.
Hello all, I hope everyone is well! If you have anything you want to talk about or hear about on the podcast, let me know and we can make it happen. Also, if anyone in MN needs help making an appointment for the vaccine, reach out to me and I can help make one for you! Thank you all for your endless support.
Hi everyone! Thank you so much for listening to this episode. During this time especially, I think it's really important to show support to those of the AAPI community. Here are some resources if you are interested.
Resources on how to be an ally for the AAPI Community:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2021/03/17/violence-against-asians-on-the-rise-how-be-ally-to-community-amid-racism/4730202001/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CMhnjXxH7wq/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/anti-racism-resources-support-asian-american-pacific-islander-community-n1260467
List of Places to Donate To
A great Chinese Restaurant in St. Paul, MN - https://www.facebook.com/China-Chef-Restaurant-166671613447602/
Background on Atlanta Shooting
General Education Resources:
Podcast around stereotypes of Asian Americans
https://people.com/human-interest/asian-american-violence-on-the-rise-aapi-organizations-to-donate-to/
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/17/leaders-call-for-support-of-asian-americans-after-atlanta-shootings.html
Welcome to episode five of the Realities of Race! In this episode Olivia and I discuss our own adoption stories and our opinion on the One Child Policy. Hope you enjoy! Here is the book that was referenced during the episode: https://www.amazon.com/Wanting-Daughter-Needing-Son-Abandonment/dp/0963847279
Hello and welcome to episode 4 of the Realities of Race! In this episode I'm joined by Kumba Jallow, a student at Lakeville South High School. In this episode I ask her about Black History Month, how she feels Black History is taught in schools, and how it feels to finally have a VP of Color. I learned a lot from the interview and I think you will, too! Also, please feel free to send in questions you have about race for my next episode. No question is off the table, and every question you have about race is 100% valid. Feel free to text, email, or instant message me your questions! Instagram: abbystoa_2021
Welcome to episode three of "The Realities of Race"! In this episode I am joined by Esperanza Guerrero, a student at North Dakota State University. We discuss a wide variety of topics and concepts including the feeling not completely a part of our racial/cultural communities, as well as the effects that feeling can have on BIPOC individuals.
Hello and welcome to episode two of "The Realities of Race". In this episode I am joined by Sophia Kor, a graduate from Johns Hopkins University, and now a middle school teacher in inner-city Baltimore. We talk about many things including her experiences growing up, how she got into teaching, and how teachers can be an ally in the classroom. Thanks for listening and hope you enjoy! Here is the author that Sophia mentioned in the interview, along with some books he has written, most of which are centered around race. Ta-Nehisi Coates' Website and Books: https://ta-nehisicoates.com/books/
Welcome to the first Episode in "The Realities of Race"! In this episode I am joined by Jason where we discuss being Asian and minorities in the U.S. We discuss many things such as The Model Minority Myth, racism surrounding COVID-19 and discuss our...