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Black Vet Urges Young Men of Color to Choose The Military
Happy Veterans Day!
Let’s Chew The Gum is back from hiatus with an extra special deep dive into the minds of Black veterans and their attitudes and beliefs on a variety of topics. Can you say controversy?
This show is unlike any other and it was inspired by a single statement likely unheard of in Black communities specifically and communities of color as a whole. That statement is, “Young men of color should choose the military.”
Join me and my guest, military veteran and critically acclaimed Hollywood film veteran, Foster Corder, as we discuss unique and extensive experience as U.S. military veterans.
Topics include:
A near death experience that led him to forge his birth certificate so he could join the navy where he says, “Vietnam saved my life!”
A rationale behind the somewhat controversial statement that young men of color should, “choose the military.”
A critique of antiquated mindsets from communities of color.
We also address questions from the audience live on air.
And of course a special thank you to our veterans.
You don’t want to miss this special edition podcast. Let’s Talk About it!
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Happy Veterans Day!
Let’s Chew The Gum is back from hiatus with an extra special deep dive into the minds of Black veterans and their attitudes and beliefs on a variety of topics. Can you say controversy?
This show is unlike any other and it was inspired by a single statement likely unheard of in Black communities specifically and communities of color as a whole. That statement is, “Young men of color should choose the military.”
Join me and my guest, military veteran and critically acclaimed Hollywood film veteran, Foster Corder, as we discuss unique and extensive experience as U.S. military veterans.
Topics include:
A near death experience that led him to forge his birth certificate so he could join the navy where he says, “Vietnam saved my life!”
A rationale behind the somewhat controversial statement that young men of color should, “choose the military.”
A critique of antiquated mindsets from communities of color.
We also address questions from the audience live on air.
And of course a special thank you to our veterans.
You don’t want to miss this special edition podcast. Let’s Talk About it!