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64. Being Anti-Racist PART 1 w/ Keisha & Marcus Rembert
Join us as we embark on a conversation aimed at shining a light on racial inequality and systemic racism. Lead by Marcus and Keisha Rembert.
Marcus leads The Rembert-Blount Property Group Team with the Keller Williams Infinity offices in Naperville and Plainfield, IL. With a professional background in Project Management, Marcus transitioned from the corporate world to Real Estate over 7 years ago and has since been recognized as a Chicago Magazine Rising Star, Keller Williams Top Producer and member of the Agent Leadership Council. Marcus lives by the motto "Leave a place better than you found it '' and with that in mind serves on the board of the Edward Hospital Patient Advisory Council and the Keller Williams Social Equity Task Force. Marcus also volunteers his time to a few local organizations, including Feed My Starving Children and the Joliet Daybreak Shelter.
Keisha’s passion for equity, social justice, and youth literature coalesce in her membership and work on NCTE’s Committee Against Racism and Bias, as an advisory board member of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, a board member and Senior Policy Fellow with Teach Plus, and as a Master History Teacher with Gilder Lehrman as well as educator at National Louis University.
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Join us as we embark on a conversation aimed at shining a light on racial inequality and systemic racism. Lead by Marcus and Keisha Rembert.
Marcus leads The Rembert-Blount Property Group Team with the Keller Williams Infinity offices in Naperville and Plainfield, IL. With a professional background in Project Management, Marcus transitioned from the corporate world to Real Estate over 7 years ago and has since been recognized as a Chicago Magazine Rising Star, Keller Williams Top Producer and member of the Agent Leadership Council. Marcus lives by the motto "Leave a place better than you found it '' and with that in mind serves on the board of the Edward Hospital Patient Advisory Council and the Keller Williams Social Equity Task Force. Marcus also volunteers his time to a few local organizations, including Feed My Starving Children and the Joliet Daybreak Shelter.
Keisha’s passion for equity, social justice, and youth literature coalesce in her membership and work on NCTE’s Committee Against Racism and Bias, as an advisory board member of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, a board member and Senior Policy Fellow with Teach Plus, and as a Master History Teacher with Gilder Lehrman as well as educator at National Louis University.