Women's History! Sojourner Truth

How should we talk to people about homelessness? How can we be good neighbors to the unhoused folks living in our communities? In this episode, Benji and Tori talk to author and activist Kevin M. Nye about the work he's been doing to talk to Christians about ending homelessness, and how we can advocate for change in these times. Follow Kevin's Substack Preorder Kevin's BookFollow Benji on Instagram Follow White Homework on Instagram

This week Benji and Tori are talking about the importance of interracial solidarity in the face of rising fascism even when our "teams" don't always see eye to eye. And we're asking the question, whose responsibility is it to hold the line? And who is at risk when we decide to throw away our compassion and just stop caring about the well-being of our neighbors? (Hint: it's you. You're at risk.)Support the show!Follow BenjiFollow Tori

Circle up, we're talking about the importance of protecting trans folks as we see this ascent of fascism. We're not throwing anybody off the bus. International Transgender Day of Visibility is more important than ever, so please do a quick online search and get involved. Watch the After Class Discussion!Follow Benjamin Faye on Bluesky Follow Benjamin Faye on Instagram  Follow Tori on BlueskyFollow White Homework on Instagram

Should we bypass misinformation? How is Palestine connected to racism? What the difference between gender and race if they're both constructs? You've got questions, Tori and Benji got... thoughts! Join us! Support the show! Research on bypassing misinfoFollow Benjamin Faye on Bluesky Follow Benjamin Faye on Instagram Follow Tori on BlueskyFollow White Homework on Instagram

In honor of Women's History Month, Benji and Tori join up to discuss the life and legacy of Sojourner Truth. From escaping slavery to delivering her iconic "Ain’t I a Woman?" speech, Truth’s words and actions challenged societal norms and fought for equality. Want Ad-Free Early Episodes? Support the show! Follow Benjamin Faye on Bluesky Follow Benjamin Faye on Instagram  Follow Tori on Bluesky Follow White Homework on Instagram

Millions of Americans cannot work or vote because they lack identification. Kat Calvin is here to change that. Join Tori and Benji for an encouraging conversation about how we can make a material difference in the lives of our neighbors by advocating for identification. Connect with Kat on her website.Buy Kat’s book from an Indie Bookshop! Support ID4ID.org Support the show! www.whitehomework.comFollow Benjamin Faye on Bluesky Follow Benjamin Faye on Instagram  Follow Tori on Bluesky Follow White Homework on Instagram www.instagram.com/whitehomework

Final week of (official) Black History Month and we are having a party I mean episode for the epic badass Fannie Lou Hamer. If you are able, please consider supporting the show or just follow us over on Patreon as social media gets more toxic and fashy. Follow Benji on BlueskyFollow Tori on Bluesky

We hold this truth to be self-evident: the US government lacks the moral authority to dictate who can and can't get married. But like, how did we get here? This week we're talking about how Black folks convinced the government to let us marry whoever TF we want AND helped lay the groundwork for marriage equality across the board. Turns out, our liberation is all tied together. If you like the show, want ad-free episodes, or want in on our bonus content, you can sign up to support us here!Support Andrew Seidel's new show!Follow Benji on BlueSkyFollow Tori on BlueSky

For Black History Month we're changing the format! (Hate it? Love it? Let us know! ) And, we do a review of the Black Panther Party's 10 Point Program and well... the math checks out.SUPPORT THE SHOW FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTHFollow Andrew Seidel's new show!Follow Benji on IGFollow Benji on BlueskyFollow the show on IGFollow Tori on Bluesky

LIVE EVENT! Reclaiming Freedom: Civil Rights Tactics for Resisting Authoritarianism (email [email protected] for scholarships!) PATRON DRIVE! We need your support to keep making the show. You can chip in as little as a $5 to help us keep the show going. We're celebrating Black History Month by learning about some Black folks who deserve a little more attention, starting with the story of Sister Rosetta Tharpe. A trailblazer who rejected the status quo of 20th century American white supremacy to live her musical dreams and pave a path for others. ⁠⁠Benji on Instagram⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Benji on Bluesky ⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠White Homework on Instagram⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Tori on Bluesky⁠