Common Sense on Social Justice

Join us in this episode as we approach the subject of how to overcome racism. In this episode Michael presents fresh viewpoints that will give you a new perspective to racism. 

Today, we continue with guest Jay Vincent. In this episode we will take a deeper look into what Jay does for those with disabilities who are having to face the courts.

We begin a once a month podcast of looking at a few major news items. Michael discusses his perspective on those items and how you can take positive action when it comes to the situations that are making the news. 

Join us for this exciting interview with our guest Jay Vincent. Jay is an advocate in the court system for people who suffer from invisible disabilities. Discover in today’s episode what is going on in the court system and what you can do about it.

In this episode we discuss how to let go of the idea that we are the saviors to the oppressed and how to simply give them the tools to become free, then step out of the way and let them take the lead. We discuss how we can do this as an individual.

In this episode we will critique National, State and Local programs for poverty and injustice and discover why they will not and cannot work toward a positive end for those who are suffering. We will discuss alternative solutions to poverty and injustice. 

Today, we continue our discussion of equipping the oppressed to take the lead. In this episode we will discuss how to do this as a community where things can get complicated due to varying opinions and perspectives. 

In today’s episode we will complete our discussion on common sense perspectives to racism.

In this episode we will build the foundation for our journey, that real justice happens at the neighborhood level. Find out why as you listen and join us in this journey of the neighborhood.

In this final interview with Jay Vincent we look at how he advocates for people in courts and how you can begin to do so right where you are.