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Rethinking Freedom – Episode 47
The Global Arsenal of White Supremacy and How We Liberate Ourselves

White supremacy is more than a local issue—it’s a global system of control rooted in colonialism, capitalism, religion, and culture. In this episode, Aya Fubara Eneli, Esq. is joined by two powerful voices, Dr. Rodney L. Duckett and Adesoji Iginla, to expose this arsenal of oppression and share strategies for resistance, empowerment, and liberation.

Guest Bios

Dr. Rodney L. Duckett
Dr. Duckett is a distinguished family nurse practitioner with over thirty years of healthcare experience, including 23 years serving veterans in the VA Hospital emergency department. He is the founder of IMPAC Outreach, a nonprofit mentoring adolescents transitioning from the juvenile justice system. His passion for history and archaeology has taken him across three continents and sixteen countries, conducting research alongside leading scholars. Dr. Duckett mentors student nurses, advocates for cultural identity and oral history through Heritage Legacy Curators, and has been recognized by DNPs of Color, the American Nurses Advocacy Institute, and the American Nurses Association Policy Institute. Learn more at impacoutreach.org or connect via impacoutreach@gmail.com.

Adesoji Iginla
Adesoji Iginla is a broadcaster, writer, and geopolitical analyst committed to amplifying African voices and histories silenced in mainstream media. He hosts African News Review and co-hosts the Women and Resistance Podcast on the YouTube channel, Adesoji Speaks Knowledge, bringing an Afrocentric lens to politics, history, and liberation struggles. A bestselling author of Africa Illuminated, he contributes regularly to WBAI 99.5 FM New York and previously hosted the Kumbukeni Podcast. His mission is to inform, inspire, and empower by connecting Africa’s past to its unfolding present and future.

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