This week on Blocked and Reported, we revist an episode from our earliest days as a baby podcast, “What a Stupid F*****g Way to Have an Important Conversation. Plus, what has changed in DEI land since 2020. To support the show and get exta content and much more, become a Primo. To buy our very popular merch, shop here.ShannonLoys.comShannon on InstagramThe poster: The National Post: “Principal berated for 'white supremacy' sues TDSB over equity training”Jesse: “Of Course DEI Programming Should Be Seen As Psychological Interventions And Held To The Appropriate Standards”Wall St. Journal: “The Rise and Fall of the Chief Diversity Officer”Toronto Star: “A Toronto principal’s suicide was wrongly linked to anti-racism training. Here’s what was really said” This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.blockedandreported.org/subscribe

Robin DiAngelo, a prominent author and educator known for her work on race and diversity, joins the discussion. They explore the reactions from DEI advocates to the film 'Am I Racist?', delving into how media narratives shape perceptions of race. The conversation touches on the ethics of comedic filmmaking and the backlash faced by co-stars. They also critique political rhetoric surrounding immigration and education, and humorously address bizarre allegations about Haitian migrants, blending satire with serious topics.

Matt Walsh, author of 'Am I Racist?', takes a sharp stance against the DEI industry, critiquing its effectiveness and opaqueness. He discusses the humorous yet provocative documentary that challenges anti-racism narratives, sparking a fiery response from Robin DiAngelo, a prominent figure in the field. The conversation touches on the economic implications of the DEI initiatives and the political landscape, as Walsh dissects the relationship between race, privilege, and the current state of America. Expect candid reflections and biting commentary!

Join Matt Walsh, the cunning leader of the Sweet Baby Gang, as he tackles the absurdities of racial equity in his upcoming documentary, 'Am I Racist?'. He hilariously infiltrates a 'White Privilege Grief Workshop' and critiques the pervasive anti-American sentiments tied to the DEI movement. Alongside anti-racism advocate Robin DiAngelo, the discussion delves into the challenges of authenticity in storytelling, personal experiences with identity, and the complexities surrounding social justice narratives. Get ready for a mix of humor and sharp commentary!

Bret Weinstein, a political influencer, and Eric Weinstein, a commentator, discuss their endorsements of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Trump, sparking debates on contemporary politics. Stephen Bartlett confronts controversies surrounding misleading advertisements, while Robin DiAngelo faces plagiarism accusations. The conversation also takes a sharp turn into the anti-vax movement, revealing its impact on public health. Additionally, the group dives into the complex relationship between social media, conspiracy theories, and the implications for society, especially in light of foreign investment.