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blackandwhitebeans's podcast

blackandwhitebeans's podcast

By: Anton Lewis
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 This show explores race and racism in accounting and the business world in general. The concept of Critical Race Theory is used as the primary way to explore how racial inequality exists modern commerce today. Economics Social Sciences
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  • Counting Black and White Beans Episode 1 Race talk as Threat

    Counting Black and White Beans Episode 1 Race talk as Threat
    Sep 24 2021

    Why don’t we really talk about race or racism in polite society? We don’t talk about it accounting circles for the most part because its difficult to do. In this podcast I seek to upend this. Talk is good and I hope this will be the start of a great conversation around race and what it means in society and accounting. 

     

     
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    19 mins
  • Counting Black and White Beans Episode 3 Why Do we not have more Black Partners and CEOs

    Counting Black and White Beans Episode 3 Why Do we not have more Black Partners and CEOs
    Sep 24 2021

    For many years I have pondered this vexing issue. Why don't we have more Black partners and CEOs around the area of financial service provision and business in general? In this episode we begin to explore some causes and perhaps suggest remedies that would see greater representation of Black professionals and other people of color in the C-Suite.
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    33 mins
  • Counting Black and White Beans Episode 2 What is CRT?

    Counting Black and White Beans Episode 2 What is CRT?
    Sep 24 2021

    Much has been said about what this idea is but do we really know what it is? In this podcast I reveal the basic structure of CRT and its development and use today as well as how it can be applied to accounting and business settings
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    31 mins
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