Re: Charlottesville
While it is important for folks to stand in solidarity with those who are on the side of the oppressed, solidarity can be a form of silence...
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I Doth Protest
“I Doth Protest” is a podcast exploring the forms of resistance people take to stand up for what they believe in -- whether that resistance takes the form of protesting on a city street, the...
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7 episodes
Capt. Black in Dakota Land (Scaffold)
On this weeks installment, Thomas LaBlanc, a Dakota elder involved with the decision to tear down Scaffold at the Walker Art Center, will di...
From journalism to activism: creating space for LGBTQ, Native voices
Cindy Killion is a journalism professor at Winona State University in Winona, Minn. Although she is primarily a professor, she has been a fu...
The Politicization of Science
This week on I Doth Protest, we dive a little deeper into why scientists left their research labs and flooded the streets on Earth Day, Apri...
Birth of Doña Pepa Ladybeard
Pedro Pablo Lander is a Twin Cities artist and dancer originally from Venezuela. We discuss Pedro's experiences in existing outside of the g...
Arrests, Protest Productivity and Follow-through
Why would someone ever intentionally get arrested? This week we welcome Alia Jeraj to the podcast. Two years ago she made the decision to be...
Introducing...I Doth Protest
Welcome to I Doth Protest! Check back in on March 29 for our first full length episode.