DEI: The Neuroscience Of Memory & History Of Colonization And Oppression The Roll Down podcast

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DEI: The Neuroscience of Memory & History of Colonization and Oppression

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This is part 2 of a three-part series on DEI. In this episode, Matthew and Alethea dive into how the brain creates and stores memories—and explore the critical consequences of misremembering or erasing history. We are living in a time when books are being banned, DEI language is being legislated against, and educators are restricted from teaching accurate historical truths. In this context, preserving and sharing accurate history becomes an act of resistance. Matthew and Alethea offer a brief yet powerful overview of colonization, oppression, and racism—drawing connections to today’s political climate, particularly the ongoing dehumanization of immigrants.dd

Hosts: Alethea Lamberson & Matthew Melendrez

Designer: Cameron Stingley

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