# Kimberlé Crenshaw

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Lady Phyll: The power of joy, intention and collaboration across the movement

In this episode, we're joined by Phyllis Akua Opoku-Gyimah, also known as Lady Phyll, co-founder and CEO of UK Black Pride and Executive Director of Diva Charitable Trust. Phyll is a trailblazing political activist and was recently named number 1 on the 2026 Pride Power List.   They discuss the evo…

WANTED: Monsters of Ohio Part 1

In the 1980s something strange was going on in Ohio. Almost a dozen young girls were kidnapped and murdered, many of the killers still unknown to this day. And it all started in June of 1980 with the case of Asenath Dukat.****All ad-sales profits from this episode are being donated to the NAACPTo l…

You Know Gloria Steinem. Now Meet Dorothy Pitman Hughes.

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Send us Fan Mail Karen opens with a photograph. Two women, fists raised, 1971, one of the most reproduced images of the feminist movement. Everyone can name Gloria Steinem. Almost nobody can name Dorothy Pitman Hughes, the Black organizer standing beside her. Gloria Steinem died on September 3, 202…

Democrats Gay But Secretly Racist? The Prop 8 Receipts Say Yes

Education Is Elevation is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. His shirt says Republicans, racist, but secretly gay. Democrats, gay, but secretly racist. And though I believe this meme is a little clever, a little fu…

WANTED: Monsters of Ohio Part 1

In the 1980s something strange was going on in Ohio. Almost a dozen young girls were kidnapped and murdered, many of the killers still unknown to this day. And it all started in June of 1980 with the case of Asenath Dukat.****All ad-sales profits from this episode are being donated to the NAACPTo l…

Sierra Leone Believes Poetry Is Essential Civic Infrastructure: Part 2

Where do poetry and democracy intersect? In part two of our conversation with Dayton poet laureate, educator, activist, culture keeper, and Kettering Foundation Democracy and the Arts resident artist Sierra Leone, we follow the threads of memory and imagination from a gallery of story quilts in Ha…

One of the 6̶0̶0̶,̶0̶0̶0̶ 700,000+

Welcome to The Well, a wellness-centered leadership podcast and I’m your host, Dr. Wendi Williams. Throughout this podcast, I will be referring to The R-Cycle, which is a renewal practice for cultivating sustainable leadership, especially in difficult times. The R-Cycle is Remember → Repair & Recov…

83. Election 2026 Round Table, Part 1

Host Kimberlé Crenshaw launches Intersectionality Matters' 2026 election series with philosopher Jason Stanley (How Fascism Works) and journalist Kirsten West Savali. Together they connect three headlines: the raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar's home, the plan to live-stream a public execution, and AOC's re…

Daniel Holtzclaw: the predator cop of Oklahoma City

On June 18, 2014, a grandmother named Jannie Ligons was pulled over during a routine traffic stop in Northeast Oklahoma City. This stop would be the beginning of the end of the predator cop named Daniel Holtzclaw. In this episode, we break down the life and crimes..and also, the trial, of former O…

Imagining a world worth building

What if the biggest barrier to climate action isn’t a lack of technology or money, but a lack of imagination?   We are often told our current economic and social systems are inevitable, even though they could operate better. But history shows that major transformations, from universal healthcare …