Dr. RaShall Brackney, a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Practice at George Mason University moved on from law enforcement after she was terminated without cause from the Charlottesville Police Department.  She was hired to fix problems within the department and help the community heal after the ............ rally, which led to three people dying and 38 being injured.  Listen to Dr. Brackney as she tells her side of the story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. RaShall Brackney, a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Practice at George Mason University moved on from law enforcement after she was terminated without cause from the Charlottesville Police Department. She was hired to fix problems within the department and help the community heal after the ............ rally, which led to three people dying and 38 being injured. Listen to Dr. Brackney as she tells her side of the story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. RaShall Brackney, a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Practice at George Mason University moved on from law enforcement after she was terminated without cause from the Charlottesville Police Department.&nbsp; She was hired to fix problems within the department and help the community heal after the ............ rally, which led to three people dying and 38 being injured.&nbsp; Listen to Dr. Brackney as she tells her side of the story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charlottesville 3 Years after the ...... Rally

The mission of Safe Conversations is to send an open invitation for all people to sit around the campfire and have a real conversation about our individual biases, culture, and diversity so that we can gain a better understanding and perspective of one another. This conversation won’t address or fix all our problems, but instead, it will act as a segue into deeper conversations.  Conversations that will allow us to get a better understanding of each other. Don’t get it twisted because it's called a “Safe Conversation”, because safe doesn’t necessarily mean soft.  We will unpack our individual biases, understanding that all were raised differently and come from different backgrounds and cultures.

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The mission of Safe Conversations is to send an open invitation for all people to sit around the campfire and have a real conversation about our individual biases, culture, and diversity so that we can gain a better understanding and perspective of one another. This conversation won’t address or fix all our problems, but instead, it will act as a segue into deeper conversations. Conversations that will allow us to get a better understanding of each other. Don’t get it twisted because it's called a “Safe Conversation”, because safe doesn’t necessarily mean soft. We will unpack our individual biases, understanding that all were raised differently and come from different backgrounds and cultures.

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