32 | Petrina Jackson, Schlesinger Library, Harvard University
Summary:
In this episode, I welcome Petrina Jackson, Executive Director of the Schlesinger Library at Harvard University. Petrina joined us to speak about advocacy and navigating the politics of white institutions.
Episode Resources:
W.E.B. Du Bois (1903). The Souls of Black Folks. https://law.unim…
Tell No Lies … Claim No Easy Victories
Welcome to the first 1919Radio episode of 2025!
While we have been busy this year strengthening our regular offerings of community and youth programs, we also have been quietly rebuilding our radio team in preparation for this return. While you may recognize todays host, stay tuned to our future e…
Policing Black Lives: Abolition, not Reform, and on a Transnational Scale—A Conversation with Robyn Maynard
In 2017, activist-scholar Robyn Maynard published her groundbreaking study, Policing Black Lives: State Violence in Canada from Slavery to the Present. Today, I have the privilege of talking with her about the second edition of this study, which has just been published by Duke University Press. Ro…
Sudan suffers, Canada cashes in
For two years, a Sudanese paramilitary force has been massacring civilians—with Canadian-made weapons.
Professor Nisrin Elamin and activist Ismail Adam join Desmond Cole to discuss Canada’s long-term complicity in destabilizing Sudan, and recent efforts to close the loophole that allows for Canadia…
87. Waiting for Godot / Theory of Water.
[Estragon takes Vladimir's hat. Vladimir adjusts Lucky's hat on his head. Estragon puts on Vladimir's hat in place of his own which he hands to Vladimir. Vladimir takes Estragon's hat. Estragon adjusts Vladimir's hat on his head. Vladimir puts on Estragon's hat in place of Lucky's which he hands …
Sonic Cycle - Episode February 6, 2026
SONIC CYCLE EP. 116: Black History Month Pt. 1 - Resources for Learning.
On this week's Cycle, I play some new Hip hop, a little bit of Alt R&B, and discuss some of the books, films, tv shows, events and other resources I'll be exploring and diving into during Black History Month.
The full list o…
Sonic Cycle - Podcast February 6, 2026
SONIC CYCLE EP. 116: Black History Month Pt. 1 - Resources for Learning.
On this week's Cycle, I play some new Hip hop, a little bit of Alt R&B, and discuss some of the books, films, tv shows, events and other resources I'll be exploring and diving into during Black History Month.
The full list o…
Real Review #11 + #17 LIVE: Keller Easterling + Noah Gotlib on Managed Retreat and Crumbling Land
This is a live recording of the event "Real Review #11 + #17" in which previous contributors Keller Easterling and Noah Gotlib go in conversation on Gotlib's Crumbling Land: A project studying climate migration's impact on property and sovereignty in North America.
Recorded on Thursday, July 23rd,…
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