Tim Wise

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2,085 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard yesterday

Tim Wise’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Tim, you're the expert matched
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And let me get let me give you an ex great example of that because that's such a critical point. matched
And you know, I worked on at uh with Kimberly Crenshaw at the African American Post. matched
Love her. matched
That's my that's my full time day gig. matched
And at AAPF, what we talk about all the time. matched
That so many folks, even in the civil rights community, sometimes and certainly among white progressive folks. matched
Oftentimes miss is the centrality of anti-blackness and white supremacy to the assault on democracy. matched
They'll talk about anything else, they'll talk about every other topic under the sun, but but do not forget every attack on democracy going back to the overthrow of Reconstruction has started with black folks, but it never ends with black folks. matched
And I think about in a real in a real recent context, you know, I live in Tennessee and right now we've got a crisis. matched
Where, you know, the state of Tennessee has created this ridiculous assault on public education with this voucher scheme that is not working. matched
It's undermining public education for all children, including lots of white children, where like 70, a ridiculous number of the schools are failing. matched
All the kids, they're performing under under the uh the the uh the choice schools are performing under the average school in the state of Tennessee. matched
So they're just gonna. matched
To take away all the data collection so nobody will see that. matched
What most people forget is that the whole idea of vouchers, the whole idea of school choice came from the 1950s in the immediate aftermath of Brown v. matched
Board of Education. matched
That was when Milton Friedman, the economist, wrote a piece calling for school choice, saying that, you know, we ought to let parents choose where to send their kids. matched
Now, why did that become popular in the 1950s? matched
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