In this powerful episode of The Peace4Kids, ROCMove Podcast, we dive deep into the complex racial experiences of Black and Brown communities, exploring history, systemic barriers, and the narratives that have both united and divided these groups.

Host, Leila Garcia, shares personal reflections on growing up Mexican-American and navigating cultural identity. Zaid Gayle brings his historical insight into the Black experience, from redlining and migration to modern-day challenges. Together, they unpack divisive media rhetoric, immigration struggles, law enforcement issues, and the perceptions of race.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that sheds light on the shared struggles and potential for solidarity between Black and Brown communities.

Music in this episode is lovingly provided by: Stephen Muldrow. Sound bite clips include: Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism Super Bowl ad. "No Reason to Hate" featuring Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg; President Trump's Congressional Address; LAPD Police Chief, Daryl Gates' speech on casual drug users.