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Milton Alan Turner: Worldviews

Written by: Milton Alan Turner
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  • This podcast is about exploring the world and our place in it. Milton Alan Turner will discuss various topics such as language, society, politics, education, race, and culture. While he never shies away from offering his own unique point of view, his goal is not to impose a single or specific opinion, but rather to celebrate the possibilities and wonders of new and multiple world views.
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Episodes
  • “Keep Us Connected” DEI in the World Languages Classroom

    “Keep Us Connected” DEI in the World Languages Classroom
    Oct 2 2023

    Anti-woke and anti-DEI movements and legislation around the country have some teachers wondering what they can and cannot teach in their classrooms. This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses why diversity equity in inclusion topics are not only appropriate in world languages instruction, but that they are in fact a fundamental part of world language and culture education.

    Watch "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Keep Us Connected (Full Performance)" on YouTube:

    https://youtu.be/V9dP6KBFmQU?si=Yt5U0VgrN3aMITlL

    "Nyota Uhura (Celia Rose-Gooding) sings her way through a complicated mystery, saving the Enterprise in the process."
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    11 mins
  • “Keep Us Connected” DEI in the World Languages Classroom Trailer

    “Keep Us Connected” DEI in the World Languages Classroom Trailer
    Oct 1 2023
    Anti-woke and anti-DEI movements and legislation around the country have some teachers wondering what they can and cannot teach in their classrooms. This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses why diversity equity in inclusion topics are not only appropriate in world languages instruction, but that they are in fact a fundamental part of world language and culture education.
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    1 min
  • Jack, Not “Jackie,” Robinson

    Jack, Not “Jackie,” Robinson
    Apr 11 2023

    Every April 15, Major League Baseball celebrates the life, values, and accomplishments of Jack Roosevelt Robinson. However, most people refer to the baseball and civil rights legend as “Jackie” and not by his given name “Jack.” This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses how “Jackie” was a persona Robinson adopted to be more palatable to white America and why instead, as the title of Yohuru Williams’s and Michael G. Long’s book suggests, we should “Call Him Jack.”
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    13 mins
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