I just listened to this show and thought it was so negative towards VPHarris and democrats that I thought I was listening to a right-wing mega conservative show. This did not encourage me to vote. It did the opposite. It was so disappointing!

Thank you for always teaching, helping us all with our critical thinking, and helping us understand all the complexities that we all live with and within. Your voice matters, you light the darkness Professor Crenshaw!

I always learn a lot.

At _2020Unties_if that’s even right but I always check out reviews to get a pulse on what a podcast is so I can listen an make my own decisions…but I haven’t even heard this one yet an was blown away by the complaint that this podcast only talks on black people and black and white issues and how it’s disappointing that it doesn’t represent the country….welp did you see the title an the description of this podcast before you listened or made that wild statement??? Reading is fundamental…

This podcast is compelling and very important. Every single episode presents a lesson on how we mitigate the disease of racism and achieve true liberation. Exceptional!

I did attend the CRT Summer school and enjoyed every session. This was my first year participating but not my last. Today I learned more important & clarifying information in this podcast. I look forward to more.

These podcasts are super well done and full of really great gyms for educators and anyone working yo support the real CRT or historical literacy. Kimberle is such a powerful host, possessing a wealth of knowledge, stories, and ways of sharing complex concepts with the audience. She’s also been able to attract outstanding panelists and guess it’s just add color in depth to the already amazing offering.

Thanks to Kimberle Crenshaw and all the incredible guests on the show. The discussions are thought provoking, and I’m grateful for the education. I highly recommend this podcast!

This podcast is exactly what America needs. It is a mirror, a lens and place for the conversation to begin and continue! Thank you

I just LOVE this podcast. Dr. Crenshaw and her guests educate and inform with power, purpose and passion. I LOVE this podcast so very much!

I love the idea of this podcast and so much for the framework. However, it only talks about Black people non stop. You are on stolen land, stolen from indigenous people, Brown people. Half the US used to be Mexico. Brown people. Immigrants make this country. It saddens me to see how a figure like the moderator only always talks about white and Black. It doesn’t represent this country. And most importantly, it leaves out the most vulnerable of all.

So informative and such good chemistry!

This podcast is a thoughtful examination of intersectionality of all the parts of our identity that makes us who we are. Crenshaw and her guests discuss the challenges we face as a nation and provide clear understanding on how we can be part of real change.

Every episode is remarkable. The content presented opens the mind’s eyes to understand and learn from every guest and the power of engagement provided by Kimberlè @sandylocks is powerful. Keep bringing sense to this backward country. LOVE IT

Never disappoints. This podcast explains complex subject matter that is easily digestible. I wish the liberal media and shows like Real Time with Bill Maher who claim to value experts and factual evidence seem to be on a crusade against Critical Race theory (CRT) and Intersectionality and yet has never had anyone on their shows that are experts and have been studying CRT to explain what it is, meaning, and understanding of institutions and structures that have been founded to promote white supremacy not just through law but through de facto means. Instead I fear they are pushing the propaganda being spread through right wing media such as FOX and the National Review. We need more podcast like these so that people can really understand that Intersectionality and CRT are not “boogie men.” But they give us language and tools to explain facts and context that if used as intended can help us create a more just and equitable society .

Insightful episode thank you.

I learn something new from this podcast each time I tune in. Kimberly and guests are incredibly knowledgeable and a delight to listen to. I am privileged to have access to this podcast and space to listen to experiences and the struggle of black women in our world today

Topics are rich with exposure of stories I have never known or heard about . Kimberley has introduce me to many stories that cover black women and the stark realities that have been hidden . She brings these stories to surface and I am grateful to know and be aware of them . Thank you !

This podcast is outstanding-both illuminating and galvanizing. I will be sharing it with my students, family and friends.

From an outsiders point of view, I actually studied for a college project welfare abuse and welfare for a hand up from poverty. We did find that there is a certain number of black and white women who indeed did have numerous children just to work the welfare system, so it isn’t as preposterous as was opined. What was informative is that over 65% used welfare as an opportunity to improve their economic situation. Unfortunately in both black and white single mothers receiving welfare it became generational and was simply a way of life, if you can call it living. As for reparations it must also be considered that it was African Blacks selling others to the slavers, this isn’t entirely a white burden. Additionally it could be said that as no one living has either been a slave owner or a slave themselves, therefore we must consider the current situation of African Blacks living in America are living a higher standard of income and housing compared to anyone living in Africa today. People swarm our borders just for the chance to live in the US, we don’t see the same in Africa i.e. those areas where the Muslim Slavers purchased those to come to the US in bondage. One could clearly see that the result of life generations later is a great benefit, better than any sort of financial payoff. The single biggest problem in black society today is the lack of a father involved in the family. This is primarily due to the Democrat Party who blacks have voted for offices since Jim Crow. That party has never done anything for blacks other than increasing welfare to keep the plantation system alive, they want to keep blacks in the projects. Until black society wakes up and starts voting Republican, I don’t see much hope of improvement to lifestyle. Trump did more for minorities than the previous 5 presidents combined, lowest unemployment, and better opportunities. It’s the Democrats that support Planned Parenthood that have killed more black children than imaginable, the Republicans have consistently done their best to shut it down. These are some of the issues black families need to assess before there can be significant change. Cash reparations will do little if anything to improve black family lives and their standards of living. Additionally it’s long past time to stop blaming whites for your problems, they aren’t what’s holding blacks back, it’s the culture of not taking responsibility for your own actions and choices. It’s the culture of having children without a complete family first, self discipline. As long as blacks continue to vote for the Democrat party that’s done nothing for blacks for years and always blaming others for your own bad choices. Stop playing the victim and start educating yourself to open doors of opportunity that exist in the only nation on earth that people risk their lives to come to. The opportunities are here now but if you’re always a victim, blaming others, and waiting for the big cash bailout that will never happen, nothing will ever change and that leaves only yourself to blame.

This podcast is amazing. I love Kimberlé Crenshaws work. So brilliant. Thank you for doing these podcasts to help shift narratives and ideology. 🔥🔥🔥

Kimberlé is an amazing host and facilitator and always brings together talented, smart people to have invaluable conversations. I have learned so so much from listening to these.

The Netflix doc Amend brought me here and thank GOD I’ve subscribed— Kiese Laymon... I recently bought his book but I’ve been sitting on it, wow; what brilliance, that young man!! Anyhoo, I’m going to go BACK TO THE BEGINNING OF THIS SHOW AND REVEL!!! Thank you Mrs. Kim, you floor me!!!

I learn so much from this podcast! Every episode I leave with a list of books I was to read and public figures I need to follow.

As a Black Man, I cannot put into words the joy, hope and pride that this episode evoked in me! The careful and artful specificity in which the topic was addressed (that has mystified me for 4 years) gave me deeper insight into the souls and psyche of some of my misguided but albeit valuable brothers. I also appreciated the grace and respectfulness displayed by the female host and the 5 Black Men across the spectrum of men in our community towards one another and those with a different worldview from themselves. But what impacted me the most was the examination of White and Black Patriarchy and its impact upon us as Black men and the Black women whom we love. The courage, intellectual honesty and emotional vulnerability of these men was both heartening and freeing. Best Barbershop dialogue I’ve ever heard! Bravo to The Host, Guest Host and the guests on episode 29. I’ll be listening!

and it never ceases to impress me with its wide-ranging thoughtfulness.

What an awesome podcast! It challenges your views and what you thought before with every episode. Overall love it a whole lot and is meaningful for any audience with its power to educate and validate:) thank you to everyone who works on these podcasts because they are wonderful

Wow this is so deep!!! I am touched, shook and struck..So grateful for this podcast, the wisdom, inspiration and knowledge!

This podcast gives me the same feelings and intellectual stimulation as my favorite college classes, or maybe it’s more like when a great professor would host a speaker series and get the most amazing people to come. At any rate, it’s a gift! (A gift I pay back a little- I have a monthly donation set up for the African American Policy Forum and if you also love this podcast, you should, too!)

Literally the best podcast out there (of course). Thank you to all black women.

I’m a White millennial who is learning everyday how to be a better ally and activist and this podcast plays a big role in my activism. I’ve learned so much by using an intersectional lens in my daily life and will continue to do so. Kimberlé and her guests are full of knowledge, I’m thankful for this podcast. We’re never done improving!

Ep. 25. So I inspiring. I hope, as Rep. Waters said that this group goes on the road or at least reconvenes again before Election Day. Such great insights.

Dr. Crenshaw’s podcast is vital for learning, thinking deeply, and taking action. I am grateful. Thank you!

I can’t say enough about this podcast. Kimberly Crenshaw is a national treasure. Every episode has educated me beyond words. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Ok, only one episode in: panel discussion with Rep B. Lee, Rep. A. Presley, State’s Attorney K. Foxx. Wow. I’ve heard of Crenshaw forever and never knew she had a podcast. Thank you, Layla F. Saad for listing this in your “further resources” at end of your book. SO worthwhile. Gonna binge listen now. :-)

Vital listening today and always! Informative, analytical peeling away of the superficial narrative we’ve accepted on race and life in America for all different people for too long. And a plain good listen!

I appreciate the careful listening and thoughtful questions done by the host, Ms. Crenshaw. She is excellent. This is a critical podcast for our times.

hey! i really love this podcast, but i wanted to let y’all know that episode 7 (about natural hair) doesn’t seem to be playable? i get an unknown error when i tap it.

This is one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to. If you enjoy listening to smart people talk about the things they’re smart about, I highly recommend this podcast!

I can’t believe these stories are real. This is so important that these real stories of injustice are shared and I thank you for making this podcast.

This podcast highlights the multifaceted way that people are affected by and oppressed by our society and allows those in these situations to have their voices heard. The conversations had are geat to listen to to more fully understand each of these identities and istuations.

Judge people based on character, not the number of boxes they check in an intersectional clipboard

Was hooked from episode 1. Thank You for this

I am so grateful for this podcast and everyone speaking on it for educating me and bringing up an intersectional perspective on justice. It gives me hope for a better future.

On par with actual racism

Amazing opportunity to listen and learn from Kimberlé Crenshaw

Wow! I’m obsessed with this how Kimberle is an expert and she hosts other experts I learn something major every single time I listen ! I wait I patiently for the next episode to drop 👏🏾🙏🏾💕

Thank you to the amazing Kimberlé Crenshaw and all the speakers! Through this stressful time y’all came together and made this wonderful movement. It’s a must listen!

Love this podcast, so vitally needed. As others have commented before, please make sure music played does not interfere with speakers being heard during podcast. Is distracting and we so much want to hear what is being said.

Please fix the music! It doesn’t make any sense to play music over the discussion. Just leave it out? I’m confused.