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Our Dirty Laundry

De: Mandy Griffin & Katy Swalwell
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  • Mothers of Massive Resistance: Chapter 2
    Jul 23 2025

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    In this episode, the hosts delve into a heated discussion about the deeply entrenched white supremacist narratives in the American education system, sparked by the second chapter of McRae's book, Mother's of Massive Resistance. They recount the persistent work of historical figures like Mildred Lewis Rutherford in influencing school curriculums to perpetuate biased histories. The conversation touches on the frustrations and professional insights of both hosts as they connect these historical trends to current events and policies, highlighting the enduring impact on today's education. They also explore contemporary conservative strategies, such as religious curriculum in Texas, and discuss the potential for progressive inroads. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to support organizations and efforts that promote inclusive and accurate educational narratives.

    00:00 Introduction and Initial Reactions

    00:28 The Emotional Impact of the Book

    02:42 Professional Backgrounds and Personal Stakes

    06:55 Historical Figures and Their Influence

    12:00 Dominant Narratives vs. Counter Narratives

    16:09 Modern Implications and Personal Anecdotes

    20:24 Rutherford's Legacy and Modern Education

    33:14 Local Control and Federal Oversight

    35:15 States' Rights and Progressive Uses

    35:45 Protecting Children: A Cover for White Supremacy

    39:28 The Role of Education in Shaping Narratives

    41:30 Textbook Bias and Historical Erasure

    44:02 The Impact of Racism in Education

    52:26 Efforts to Counteract Historical Erasure

    54:53 Controversial Curriculum Changes in Texas

    01:08:36 Strategies for Challenging the Status Quo

    01:12:23 Call to Action and Conclusion


    Links:

    https://www.chalkbeat.org/2025/07/17/texas-bible-bluebonnet-lessons-may-spur-parent-opt-outs-after-mahmoud/

    https://www.socialstudies.org/sites/default/files/view-article-2020-12/se8406335.pdf

    https://www.zinnedproject.org

    https://rethinkingschools.org

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    1 h y 15 m
  • Mothers of Massive Resistance: Chapter 1
    Jul 11 2025

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    46 m
  • Book Discussion: Mothers of Massive Resistance Ep 1
    Jul 2 2025

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    The Persistent Legacy of White Women's Role in Segregation and Resistance

    In this episode, hosts Mandy Griffin and Katy Swalwell initiate a conversation on their new book focus, 'Mothers of Massive Resistance' by Elizabeth Gillespie McRae, which explores the pivotal role of white women in maintaining white supremacy. They highlight the author's background, the central themes of the book, and how it reveals the active and intentional efforts by white women in various societal arenas such as social welfare, public education, and popular culture. The hosts reflect on the relevance of these historical insights to current events and stress the importance of local-level activism in combating entrenched systems of oppression.

    00:00 Welcome and Introduction
    00:31 Personal Struggles and Small Wins
    02:31 Travel and Current Events
    04:03 Generational Reflections
    04:38 Podcast Purpose and New Book Introduction
    06:04 Listener Engagement and Community Building
    10:12 Author Background and Book Details
    13:52 Introduction to Segregation's Constant Gardener
    14:24 The Plant Metaphor of White Supremacy
    15:42 Four Areas of Focus in the Book
    17:10 White Women's Role in Segregation
    19:54 The Threat of White Apathy
    23:44 Historical Parallels to Modern Politics
    32:54 The Importance of Local Level Actions
    34:01 Conclusion and Next Steps

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