The HEART Podcast team reflects on an episode from our archives originally aired on February 4, 2022 called: Plantation Politics and Campus Rebellions. Our faculty guests, Dr. Bianca Williams and Dr. Dian Squire, discuss the complex nature of antiracist teaching and the emotional work of engaging in this scholarship. They share what antiracist teaching means to them, how it shows up in their classroom, and how they reimagine educational spaces to center BIPOC voices and experiences. We also hear about the ways in which our guests set boundaries when engaging in antiracist work in the academy.
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