Bourbon Beer Bold Conversations Podcast

If you want to be an ally, you have to first acknowledge that there are circumstances that exist that necessitate allyship! Sean and Clayton continue to discuss how racism has played out for them with real life examples from a black and white perspective. They also discuss what black people need from white allies and how white people can become true allies. This is the first of two episodes that explore the impacts of racism in the U.S. and how white people demonstrate allyship. Hosted by Sean Levitt and Clayton Sinclair III.

If you want to be an ally, you have to first acknowledge that there are circumstances that exist that necessitate allyship! Sean and Clayton discuss how racism has played out for them with real life examples from a black and white perspective. They also discuss what black people need from white allies and how white people can become true allies. This is the first of two episodes that explore the impacts of racism in the U.S. and how white people demonstrate allyship. Hosted by Sean Leavitt and Clayton Sinclair.

You've seen the news. Another black man shot in the back by the police. And in the aftermath, a white kid shoots two protestors after coming from another state to Wisconsin in defense of property. Sean and Clayton take a unique stance on this issue. Black pain is important but everyone is talking about that. Listen in as we explore a decidedly whiter viewpoint. You'll definitely learn something from our unusual take on the oh so, usual!

In this prologue episode Sean and Clayton discuss their diversity journeys and why they are coming together now, in this way, to do this important work. Hosted by Sean Leavitt and Clayton Sinclair.