Things You Pretend to Know About
Nov 13, 2018
Pretending to Know About: Being a Cancer Survivor
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Rae talks with friend Alannah about her experience with battling and ultimately surviving through cancer. If you want to know how you can be a good friend to someone who is sick with ANYTHING, this episode is highly recommended.
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Sep 24, 2020
Pretending to Know About: Grassroots Organizing (in a small town)
Rae gets personal in this episode of TYP2KA. She has some words to say about how her hometown has been treating the BLM movement online and in general. But she sees hope in local activism! This episode Rae speaks with the organizers of PV4 Racial Justice (Putnam Valley, NY), Ilyanna Garcia, Gabriella Lee and Pricilla Fonte and representative and organizer of PAC4 Racial Justice (Mahopac, NY). These folks are fighting for civil rights and what is right in towns that don't always want to listen. Listen to this episode if want to get inspiration on how you can organize in your small town.
*Note from Host:* I know probably most people who listen to this will be from Putnam County and I just want to say that to those who have been advocating for BLM or at least want to learn, I very much so commend you. I am not sorry for getting so frustrated in the intro because, I'm frustrated! And if people get offended by that, they're the problem. The people I interview are rockstars in my eyes, and I really hope you check out everything they've been doing for Putnam County and the surrounding areas.
Follow Putnam Valley 4 Racial Justice:
Instagram - *putnamvalley4racialjustice**
*Follow Mahopac 4 Racial Justice:
Instagram - *pac4racialjustice**
*Twitter - @pac4racialjustice
SIGN THIS PETITION TO RETIRE THE MAHOPAC MASCOT: https://www.change.org/p/retiring-mahopac-s-indian-mascot?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=a72ec1a0-1c42-11ea-850b-6748fcf67b7c
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Jul 3, 2020
Pretending to Know About: Your Rights (with TikTok star Everyday Law)
Rae talks to lawyer and TikTok phenomenon Sean of Everyday Law to gain knowledge on what our rights are when dealing with the police.
Note from Host: I feel like this episode is very important right now. Of course, this information can only hold you so far if you are a BIPOC. Things need to change right now. But what Sean shares in this episode is something that could be extremely useful for everyone. I am really trying to give as much information to you guys as possible. The fight clearly is not over, so please listen to this episode and learn as much as you can, for if and when you need to use it for your own life.
* Support Everyday Law:
* Instagram: *everydaylawofficial** & **lawschoollantern*
* TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@everydaylaw
* Facebook: *@everydaylawofficial*
* Twitter: @everydaylaw_
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Jun 12, 2020
Pretending to Know About: Defunding the Police - Conversation with District Attorney Candidate Janos Marton
* Host, Rae speaks with candidate for District Attorney of Manhattan, Janos Marton on the topic that the entire country is talking about right now (whether you like it or not)...Defunding the police. Janos also talks on things such as police reform, prison reform, his current campaign and much more.
* Note from Host: Hello from the past - in the year 2020, despite the world being on lockdown due to a global pandemic, people all around the country (self included) finally left their homes to fight against racial injustices in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement. No but really, these past few months have seemed like something out of a movie, and definitely not a rom-com. But the sad truth is that Black people and BIPOC have been fighting this fight all their lives. I hope if you're white and you're reading this, your ill informed brainwashed AP History teacher hasn't fooled you, America has never not been racist. Just about every institution this country has built, was built on a racist system. If you don't believe me please refer back to the episode before this one entitled "Are All White People Racist?". Now let's talk "Defunding the Police". Listen, what's going on right now isn't about you're friendly uncle who's a cop. To be frank with you, it took me a second to get that out of my head because guess what, I have a friendly cop uncle. This is about the racist institution and system the Police force was built on in the first place. As of today, June 12th, 2020, Breonna Taylor's murderers are still on active duty as cops. If you don't know, Breonna Taylor was in bed, sleeping, when three cops murdered her in her own home. As Keith Ellison, Attorney General of Minneapolis said after the murder of George Floyd "There needs to be deep systemic change." That change comes from the very top (and protest of course), with voting for people like Janos Marton. I wanted to thank him for speaking to me in these trying times, and wish him the best in his campaign (he has my vote).
* Learn more about Marton's Campaign here:
* https://janosforda.com/
* Twitter - @janosmarton
* Instagram - *janosforda*
* Facebook - *@JanosForDA** *
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* My Block, My Hood, My City
* https://www.formyblock.org/
* Marsha P. Johnson Institute
* https://marshap.org/
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