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Cordaro sits down to discuss the justice Trayvon never received, where things went in America from that point, and more.
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Do you believe in love after heartbreak? Do you take the time to love on yourself after your heart has been broken? Cordaro sits down with guest Adrianne to discuss how she moves forward from heartbreak and divorce.
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Cordaro has a serious sit down conversation about finding self love and finally dealing with it. He talks through realizing that no other person, situation, or accomplishment can help him love himself. The question is, where does someone start?
Cordaro interviews Darrington regarding the history of Vogue. There is a dangerous myth that queer life did not exist in a public way until the 1960s. The assumption is that LGBTQ identified people were loosened in isolation and invisibility. This could not be further from the truth.
After being a part of Clubhouse for a while, Cordaro shares why he's over it.
Five years ago, Colin Kaepernick started a peaceful protest that America ignored and took for granted. Now today he is a household name with starting a movement about police brutality, and yet he still does not have a job. In this first episode of Black History Month, Cordaro does something that America needs to do as well: Apologize to Colin.
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Cordaro talks with friend and podcast political analyst, Jimmy Hogan, about the new era in politics now. With Biden in the White House what changes can and will we see? Is it truly his job to understand those 74 million people who voted for Trump? Do we need Biden to shake things up or Wil he return everything to normal which is still embedded in racism? What role is Kamala Harris going to play in our future?
Nearly 1 and 5 women have been raped or sexually assaulted in this country. 22% of black women have been raped or sexually assaulted in this country. A lot of victims are afraid to come forward due to the lack of compassion from the police departments. In Detroit, over 15,000 rape kits were sitting in a warehouse for over 10 years before something was done about it. Some of those cases went as fair back as the 1980’s.
Audio Clip from Kym Worthy's TED Talk, "What Happened When We Tested Thousands of Abandoned Rape Kits in Detroit"
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Cordaro sits down with two Chicago Public Schools educators to discuss the transition from in person to fully remote learning, how the first semester went, and the trials they have dealt with in teaching students and communicating with parents. They also discus show race plays a huge role in the education system in inner city communities.
Cordaro share a transparent check in discussing his personal experiences with the down-low community, broken trust, and the tea of it all.
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