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Grace and proportionality in polycrisis
Hey dears, thanks for all your support on the launch of the second season of The Wise Unknown last week. I am so glad more people are learning more about via adrienne maree brown. This week, we publish my little audio essay reflecting on what has stuck with me from the conversation. This is a new experiment for the pod, so we’d love to hear what you think. Please subscribe, like, and tell your bodies. It means a lot to us.
Returning to your first question in crisis
Hi all, season two of The Wise Unknown launched Monday and, as I re-listened, I was sort of stunned by how crucial an antidote this conversation is for this exact moment of national crisis. My friends and I are huddled in the corner of dinner parties, and winding our way around Eucalyptus covered hills, trying to figure out what this moment is calling for us to do.
Political foreplay -- and other hot topics Original
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Resources for White Parents to Learn about Racism
How to support white children in unlearning racism? It starts with the parents. I picked my all-time favorite Bob Marley song when I was seven or eight-years-old and I have never changed my mind about it. The song is called Babylon System and the line that captured my heart as a young child is in the chorus: Tell the children the truth.
Resources for White Parents to Learn about Racism
How to support white children in unlearning racism? It starts with the parents. I picked my all-time favorite Bob Marley song when I was seven or eight-years-old and I have never changed my mind about it. The song is called Babylon System and the line that captured my heart as a young child is in the chorus: Tell the children the truth.
Fall 2022
—Billy Delfs for the National Endowment for the Humanities Andrew Delbanco is delivering the 2022 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. HUMANITIES: The Magazine of the National Endowment for the Humanities
Andrew Delbanco: Appreciations from Former Students
Feature Five former students praise the 2022 Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities HUMANITIES, Fall 2022, Volume 43, Number 4 James Bundy For five semesters at Harvard College, I was a desultory, even discouraged, English major. That changed in 1979, when I heard Andrew Delbanco lecture in English 70; his energy and wit inspired me to ask him to guide my junior spring tutorial in the novels of Herman Melville.
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