Black All Year, hosted by Steph Edusei, offers a vital, year-round exploration of Black heritage, culture, and the ongoing fight for racial justice. Moving beyond performative recognition, the podcast fearlessly tackles uncomfortable yet essential conversations, such as confronting anti-Blackness and colourism within communities, and the transformative work of unlearning white supremacy. With a deeply personal and honest tone, Edusei, an Ashanti-Geordie woman, brings a unique perspective to discussions that challenge listeners to move from being "not racist" to actively anti-racist. Each episode features insightful guests who share their experiences and expertise, fostering radical accountability, allyship, and solidarity. This podcast is for anyone committed to true equity, seeking to understand the historical and cultural roots of discrimination, and willing to engage in the necessary work of dismantling systemic racism and building a more just society. It distinguishes itself by its directness, its focus on internal and external challenges to racism, and its commitment to continuous education and advocacy.
Black All Year, hosted by Steph Edusei, offers a vital, year-round exploration of Black heritage, culture, and the ongoing fight for racial justice. Moving beyond performative recognition, the podcast fearlessly tackles uncomfortable yet essential conversations, such as confronting anti-Blackness and colourism within communities, and the transformative work of unlearning white supremacy. With a deeply personal and honest tone, Edusei, an Ashanti-Geordie woman, brings a unique perspective to discussions that challenge listeners to move from being "not racist" to actively anti-racist. Each episode features insightful guests who share their experiences and expertise, fostering radical accountability, allyship, and solidarity. This podcast is for anyone committed to true equity, seeking to understand the historical and cultural roots of discrimination, and willing to engage in the necessary work of dismantling systemic racism and building a more just society. It distinguishes itself by its directness, its focus on internal and external challenges to racism, and its commitment to continuous education and advocacy.
