Best Gilbert Parris Podcasts (2024)

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24. What to the Slave is the 4th of July? 1:08:32

4y ago1:08:32

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We explore the life of Frederick Douglass and his famous speech, “What to the Slave is the 4th of July?” with Public Historian and Founder of History Alive, John W McCaskill. You can find out more about John and History Alive at their website. Website: https://jwmhistoryalive.com FB - https://www.facebook.com/johnwmccaskillhistoryalive IG - https:/…

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23. Defending Black Bodies - A Conversation w/ Xaxier Donaldson, Esq. v. 2 1:04:50

4y ago1:04:50

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We discuss the inherent pitfalls and flaws in the legal system and how they adversely impact African-Americans. We examine the web created by overcharging defendants to higher bail to plea bargaining and its impact on mass incarceration, as well as the myth of innocent until proven guilty. Plus we look at the danger of how conspiracy charges can be…

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22. Policing Black Bodies - A Conversation with Attorney Gilbert Parris. 57:13

4y ago57:13

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We discuss how certain law enforcement practices unfairly target, impact and traumatize the African-American community. Also, where and how should our mindset shift to achieve more equitable and flourishing communities. Contact Attorney Gilbert Parris: Law Office of Gilbert Parris: gilbertparrisattorney.com Law Office FB Page: https://www.facebook.…

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21. Does the Church Promote “Grind Culture?” 52:01

4y ago52:01

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Through slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow and even today, the Church has been a place where African-Americans can lead groups, hold elected office and fully participate in organizations. The Church has stood in the gap, where society failed African-Americans. However, the Church can also require and expect a great deal from its leaders and members.…

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20. Reimagining Rest - A Conversation w/ Tricia Hersey, The Nap Bishop 35:32

4y ago35:32

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We discuss reimagining rest with “The Nap Bishop,” Tricia Hersey - Founder, The Nap Ministry. How rest has changed during the COVID pandemic and what it will look like in a post sheltering-in world. We also explore what it’s like to attend a nap ministry event as well as and how the concept of rest and napping as resistance to capitalism is being r…

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19. Reclaiming Rest in a Grind Culture - A Conversation w/ The Nap Bishop, Tricia Hersey 41:58

5y ago41:58

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We sit down w/ Tricia Hersey (“The Nap Bishop”), Founder of The Nap Ministry, to discuss: the origins of The Nap Ministry; rest as a means of resistance to capitalism, white supremacy and the “grind culture;” and, resting as a form of reparations. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenapministry/ Linktr.ee: linktr.ee/thenapministry Facebook: www…

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18. Watermelon - Why African-Americans Rarely Eat it in Public 30:18

5y ago30:18

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We examine the history and current day impact of the stereotype that African-Americans have an obsession with watermelon. We get insight from a roundtable discussion and learn a way to address the watermelon stereotype from the late DC media legend, Petey Greene. For a visual companion to this episode, visit CreativeTension.org. Follow us on Instag…

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17. The Coon Caricature: From Stepin' Fetchit' to Modern Urban Radio 39:03

5y ago39:03

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We sit down with Dr. Pellom McDaniels to discuss the history of the “Coon” caricature, from slavery to Stepin Fetchit to JJ from Good Times to modern urban radio. We examine how the Coon continues to shape the way African American men are viewed in the workplace, school and in society. For a visual companion to this episode, visit CreativeTension.o…

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16. How Can Black Men Reclaim Their Smile? - A Conversation w/ Carlton Mackey 36:13

5y ago36:13

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We have an in-depth conversation with Carlton Mackey, Founder of the “Black Men Smile” movement. What started as a counter-narrative to the tropes surrounding images of Black men, has turned into a platform of both liberation and resistance with over 30k followers on Instagram and multiple components including: apparel, workshops, international tra…

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15. Remembering the Dead: A Conversation with EJI Fulton County Remberance's Allison Bantimba 31:31

5y ago31:31

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Bryan Stevenson’s Equal Justice Initiative has undertaken a massive soil collection process to honor the lives of men, women and children killed by racial violence. We spend time with Allison Bantimba who heads their Fulton County (GA) Remembrance Coalition and explore both the importance of this ceremony and the transformative impact of rememberin…

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14. The Black Brute Caricature - Black Male Violence & Athletics 33:10

5y ago33:10

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We explore the Brute caricature w/ Pellom McDaniels, PhD. We discuss the origins of the caricature, as well as how it’s been shaped and formed by the sport of boxing and the world of sports. For a visual companion to this episode, visit CreativeTension.org. Follow us on Instagram, FB and Pinterest: @creativetensionpodcast and Twitter @createtension…

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13. Banished from Sumter - Run Out of Town During Jim Crow 25:49

5y ago25:49

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We speak w/ Jim Crow survivors Elliott Robinson, Jr. and Allen Cromer to explore what it meant to be “banished” from your hometown. We also learn about the random nature of Jim Crow era racial violence and its rigid system of written and unwritten rules. For a visual companion to this episode, visit CreativeTension.org. Follow us on Instagram, FB a…

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12. Mammy, Movies and Madea - The Mammy Caricature in Film 37:40

5+ y ago37:40

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We are joined by Dr. Kimberly Wallace Sanders form Emory University as we explore the mammy caricature in film. We examine Hattie McDaniels’ role as “Mammy,” as well as the movie “The Imitation of Life” and contemporary views regarding the mammy caricature in movies like “The Help” and the Madea franchise. For a visual companion to this episode, vi…

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11. Blackface - A Racist Practice that Won't Die 39:51

5+ y ago39:51

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On the heels of a Blackface resurgence in fashion and revelations in the lives of VA Gov. Ralph Northam, Attorney General Mark Herring and others, Creative Tension Host Rev. Elliott Robinson, JD, MDiv and Pellom McDaniels, PhD (Curator, African American Collections, Stuart A. Rose Library at Emory University) explore the history and legacy of Black…

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Creative Tension Returns March 1st!!! 2:54

5+ y ago2:54

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Season 2 of Creative Tension launches on March 1st!! Listen to Season 1 so you’re up-to-date and ready for an informative and enlightening ride!! Visit us at creativetension.org! Creative Tension can be found wherever you find your favorite podcasts, so subscribe today!! Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/2wBqYHb Stitcher: http://bit.ly/2gcmfVp Google …

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10. The Legend of Aunt Jemima and the Monetizing of Mammy 31:10

6y ago31:10

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We connect with Dr. Kimberly Wallace Sanders to discuss "Aunt Jemima and Monetizing Mammy.” We explore how Aunt Jemima became a financial juggernaut that shaped the popular image of African American women during Jim Crow. This is part 3 in our 4-part series on the Mammy caricature. For a visual companion to this episode and links to episode resourc…

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9. The Mammification of a Nation - Making Mammy a National Treasure 36:54

6+ y ago36:54

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We connect with Dr. Kimberly Wallace Sanders to discuss the “Mammification of a Nation.” Thanks to the Duke Univ. Behind the Veil Project, we also hear 1st hand accounts from women who worked as domestics during Jim Crow. This is part 2 in our 4-part series on the Mammy caricature. Skin Deep. Spirit Strong: Critical Essays on the Black Female Body …

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8. Is Oprah's Linking #MeToo to Jim Crow Sexual Violence Accurate? 36:09

6+ y ago36:09

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During Oprah Winfrey’s speech as the recipient of the Cecil B. de Mille Award at the 2018 Golden Globes, she mentioned the horrific rape and lack of justice for the late Recy Taylor. Oprah placed the legacy of Jim Crow sexual violence into the #metoo movement and while many applauded her inclusion, so women found it troubling. With the help of the …

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7. We Dissect the Myth of the Merry Black Mammy 30:20

6+ y ago30:20

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Dr. Kimberly Wallace Sanders, Emory Professor and author of Mammy: A Century of Race, Gender and Southern Memory and Skin Deep. Spirit Strong: Critical Essays on the Black Female Body in American Culture helps us begin our 4-part look into the Black Mammy Caricature. Dr. Wallace Sanders provides insight into the history and characteristics of the M…

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6. Exploring Black Caricatures and Stereotypes 25:19

6+ y ago25:19

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Dr. Kimberly Wallace Sanders, Emory Professor and author of Mammy: A Century of Race, Gender and Southern Memory helps us begin our exploration into the long and sordid history of Black caricatures and stereotypes. We'll also listen to first person accounts of how Jim Crow's racial etiquette "rules" and customs helped to further segregationists ide…

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Major Announcement - CreativeTension.org is HERE!! 1:56

6+ y ago1:56

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The Creative Tension website is HERE!! creativetension.org. creativetension.org is the perfect companion to the Creative Tension podcast. It adds a wonderful visual partner to our audio experience. We’ve also launched our social media platforms: Facebook at www.facebook.com/creativetensionpodcast Instagram: @creativetensionpodcast Pinterest: @creat…

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5. African American Men & the Legacy of Jim Crow Racial Etiquette 58:17

6+ y ago58:17

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As African American men, how do we live with the legacy of Jim Crow racial etiquette?” I sat down with Dr. Gregory Ellison, Rev. Marvin Bailey and Min. Tavares Stephens to talk about the place of racial etiquette in our current lives and how that legacy has been passed on from generation to generation. P&G Commercial “The Talk” - https://www.youtub…

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4. Roundtable Discussion on "The Talk" and Racial Etiquette 54:55

6+ y ago54:55

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I have a cathartic and insightful roundtable discussion with guests Rev. Jennifer Watley Maxell and Rev. Dr. Dominique A. Robinson to discuss P&G’s commercial “The Talk,” the legacy of Jim Crow racial etiquette and its impact on how we were raised, raise children and interact with the world around us. P&G Commercial “The Talk” - https://www.youtube…

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3. Why African Americans Still Have, "The Talk" and Where Did it Come From? 31:48

6+ y ago31:48

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Inspired by the Proctor and Gamble commercial, “The Talk,” we explore the tradition of having, "The Talk" in the African-American community, its roots in Jim Crow segregation and how the past continues to inform the present. Special Thanks to: Dr. Nichole Phillips, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Religion & Culture at the Candler School of Theolo…

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2. Are Confederate Monuments: Heritage, History or Hate? 35:11

7y ago35:11

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Confederate Monuments: Are they heritage, history or hate? We get guidance from Dr. Nichole Phillips, Dr. William Cossen and Sara Patenaude. #jimcrow #confederate Special Thanks to: Nichole Phillips, PhD - Assistant Professor of Sociology, Religion & Culture at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University William Cossen, PhD- Public Historian…

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1. Are Confederate Monuments Beautiful Statues or Sites of Terror? 26:54

7y ago26:54

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Are Confederate Monuments and Statues Beautiful or sites of terror? The Charlottesville tragedy has forced us to re-examine their place in modern culture. Elliott Robinson explores the reasons for the Civil War and whether these monuments and statues can be separated from their cause. For a visual companion to this episode and links to episode reso…

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Introducing Creative Tension: The Jim Crow Years 4:07

7y ago4:07

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The true story of America is complex and messy, but it must be told. Pleasant or not. Rev. Elliott S. Robinson, JD, MDiv will take us on a journey through "The Jim Crow Years." The first full episode airs on Sept. 5th. Subscribe today!! Visit us at CreativeTension.org Follow us on Instagram, FB and Pinterest: @creativetensionpodcast and Twitter @cr…

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Gilbert Parris Podcasts

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Creative Tension

Elliott Robinson, JD, MDiv - Public Theologian

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24. What to the Slave is the 4th of July? 1:08:32

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23. Defending Black Bodies - A Conversation w/ Xaxier Donaldson, Esq. v. 2 1:04:50

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22. Policing Black Bodies - A Conversation with Attorney Gilbert Parris. 57:13

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21. Does the Church Promote “Grind Culture?” 52:01

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20. Reimagining Rest - A Conversation w/ Tricia Hersey, The Nap Bishop 35:32

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19. Reclaiming Rest in a Grind Culture - A Conversation w/ The Nap Bishop, Tricia Hersey 41:58

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18. Watermelon - Why African-Americans Rarely Eat it in Public 30:18

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17. The Coon Caricature: From Stepin' Fetchit' to Modern Urban Radio 39:03

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16. How Can Black Men Reclaim Their Smile? - A Conversation w/ Carlton Mackey 36:13

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15. Remembering the Dead: A Conversation with EJI Fulton County Remberance's Allison Bantimba 31:31

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14. The Black Brute Caricature - Black Male Violence & Athletics 33:10

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13. Banished from Sumter - Run Out of Town During Jim Crow 25:49

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12. Mammy, Movies and Madea - The Mammy Caricature in Film 37:40

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11. Blackface - A Racist Practice that Won't Die 39:51

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Creative Tension Returns March 1st!!! 2:54

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10. The Legend of Aunt Jemima and the Monetizing of Mammy 31:10

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9. The Mammification of a Nation - Making Mammy a National Treasure 36:54

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8. Is Oprah's Linking #MeToo to Jim Crow Sexual Violence Accurate? 36:09

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7. We Dissect the Myth of the Merry Black Mammy 30:20

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6. Exploring Black Caricatures and Stereotypes 25:19

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Major Announcement - CreativeTension.org is HERE!! 1:56

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5. African American Men & the Legacy of Jim Crow Racial Etiquette 58:17

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4. Roundtable Discussion on "The Talk" and Racial Etiquette 54:55

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3. Why African Americans Still Have, "The Talk" and Where Did it Come From? 31:48

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2. Are Confederate Monuments: Heritage, History or Hate? 35:11

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1. Are Confederate Monuments Beautiful Statues or Sites of Terror? 26:54

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Introducing Creative Tension: The Jim Crow Years 4:07

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