Collette and Lisa ask Donna Orem, what, exactly, the organization is doing to help private schools truly invest in equity, historically accurate curriculum and teacher training.

Lisa & Collette talk to The Atlantic’s Homeroom columnist, Brian Platzer about his conversations with private school parents who just want to "get on with school", and leave the racial stuff out.

Meet the parents of recent alums from eRaced Episode 209 who describe helping their children navigate private school, plus a head of school in Los Angeles who is charting change.

How do our students of color feel about their experiences in predominantly white schools? We brought in two recent alums to answer this big question, and you'll hear lots of answers.

Is private school a good idea? For anyone? Lisa & Collette talk with writer Caitlin Flanagan about her what’s wrong with private schools. Her recent cover story for The Atlantic entitled “Private Schools Have Truly Become Obscene”

Lisa & Collette talk Diversity, Equity & Inclusion with Rasheda Carroll and Chris Dennis, two seasoned DEI experts now serving as assistant head of schools in Los Angeles. They understand what it takes to nurture students, plus all of the realities around the work of changing school culture.

We dig in to how DEI work really happens, and what works.

Lisa & Collette talk Diversity, Equity & Inclusion with Rasheda Carroll and Chris Dennis, two seasoned DEI experts now serving as assistant head of schools in Los Angeles. They understand what it takes to nurture students, plus all of the realities around the work of changing school culture.

We dig in to how DEI work really happens, and what works.

Lisa & Collette talk to Rosetta Lee about Affinity Groups. What are they? What Works? What’s Just Window Dressing?

Lisa & Collette talk to educator Charles Adams about teaching racial literacy and re-framing it as an opportunity not a burden.

Lisa & Collette talks to renowned scholar and author, Dr. Jamila Lyiscott about ways to start honest conversations about systemic and institutional racism in private schools.

On this episode- a look at the history of elite Private Schools. with our guest Dr. Michelle Purdy author of Transforming the Elite:Black Students and the Desegregation of Private Schools,

This episode offers a conversation with educator and advocate Elizabeth Denevi about capturing the energy of last year's racial reckoning as we move into 2021.

In this episode, we’re talking to celebrity hair stylist and natural hair expert Felicia Leatherwood about the history of black hair, and why no, you still can’t touch it.

In this episode, we talk about the experiences of black girls in all white education spaces with Olivia V.G. Clarke and Theresa Clarke. Olivia is the author of Black Girl, White School: Thriving, Surviving and No, You Can’t Touch My Hair. We discuss Olivia’s book and her personal experiences at home and in school which led her to its creation. Her mother, Theresa, discusses how she realized the value of the book and how she wishes she had a book like this when she was growing up.

What is implicit bias? Who has it? Can it help to end discrimination? We talk with Steven Cleveland, activist, filmmaker and educator about implicit bias and how it plays out in education and society as a whole.

In this episode, we talk about the true cost of sending our kids of color to independent schools and if it is really worth it. We break down the fact that the composition for black youth in independent schools is racially dissent, demographically the population does not reflect the multiracial reality of our nation as a whole and how lack of racial diversity within faculty is an issue.

We also have two guests joining us today, Reveta Bowers and Luthern Williams

In this episode, we talk about the importance of diverse leadership especially amongst independent school boards, the path to joining a school board, what the responsibilities look like, and some of the challenges that come along with that. We also have two guests joining us today, John Shallman and Guy Primus.

In this episode, we talk about the Vice Presidential debates, do a quick check in and take a quick look back at the guests we have had on our show so far!

In this episode, we talk about allyship with Shelly Tochlukand & Ansley Newsom Kreitler. We discuss how to be a better ally and show up, the growing pains of understanding and accepting systemic racism, the difference between being an empath and an ally, and so much more

In this episode, we talk about intersectionality, when it comes to racism and sexism, along with analyzing how the “B” word and “N” word are perceived differently. We also discuss the problems that face the case of Breonna Taylor and how black women can be more supported.