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  • Hidden Black History: Joel Mackall

    Joel Mackall is an award-winning Educator & Project Developer with the ReIdren Business Group based in Roxbury, MA.  He is the founder of the Hidden

    History of Black Boston Tours and Black Connections: the Mobile Black History Museum. He has delivered numerous professional workshops & illustrated talks for all ages in Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, Greater Boston, nationally, and abroad.  Topics include African American
    genealogy, African World history, business design, and generative technology.

    1 hr
  • End Christian Nationalism: Georgia McKee
    Georgia McKee manages and runs the TikTok account for Christians Against Christian Nationalism Georgia is a graduate student at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity, working toward a Master of Divinity degree. She earned her B.A. in Faith & Social Justice from Belmont University. Previously, she worked for The Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute and local political campaigns, and she co-founded Christian Athlete Circles.
    45 min
  • Love Will Save Us: Kokayi Nosakhere

    Kokayi Nosakhere is an anti-racism/pro-humanity educator who, day in and day out, talks about the ways in which white supremacy culture is alive and well within our bodies and within the racial caste system we live in.

    Gain access to his books and newsletter by emailing him.

    45 min
  • C. Anthony Bryant: Life Outside the Box **REPOST**
    C. Anthony Bryant is a renowned vocalist who stands out as one of the
    most versatile and technically sound singers of his generation. With an
    unparalleled ability to perform every genre of music, he has garnered
    widespread acclaim for his powerful and emotive voice.
    Bryant is the leader of the band 5th Sunday and is a graduate of Morehouse College and the Manhattan School of Music. Along with being a gifted vocalist, Bryant is an accomplished composer, conductor, and music program manager.
    Bryant has performed in a range of settings, from the operatic and
    concert stage to nightclubs and houses of worship. He has also made
    significant contributions to the film and recording industries.
    A passionate advocate for LGBTQIA and Civil Rights, Bryant is a
    standard-bearer for social justice causes. His unwavering commitment to promoting equality and acceptance is reflected in his music and his
    activism.
    Overall, C. Anthony Bryant is a true force to be reckoned with in the
    world of music and beyond. His talent, versatility, and commitment to
    social justice make him a unique and valuable voice in today's society.
    For more information about C. Anthony, check out his website at https://www.canthonybryant.com/
    57 min
  • Dr. Aqualus Gordon: Knowing Ourselves ** REPOST**
    Dr. Aqualus Gordon grew up in Mobile, AL and is the Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Counseling Program at Maryville College in knoxville, tn. He received his Ph.D. and M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the Univ. of Texas, mainly focusing on Personality, Men’s Mental Health and Sexuality.
     
    Oh, and like me, he's and ENFP.
     
    Kway and I connected via Tiktok, and if you use the app at all, I would definitely suggest giving him a follow if you are at all interested in understanding more about personality types.
    40 min
  • Joy Marilie Jackson: Conscious Parenting **REPOST**

    This week, I welcome Joy Marilie Jackson to the podcast. Joy has over 20 years of experience in education as a teacher and school leader. She now works as a conscious parenting coach as well as an Arts Education consultant in several NYC schools and arts organizations.


    To find out more about Joy and all the services she provides to parents and educators alike, visit her website at https://www.joymarilie.com/

    57 min
  • Damali Robertson: Faith Reimagined **REPOST**

    Damali Robertson is a DEI Practicitioner, an emerging filmmaker and a student of life. Her commitment to justice, particularly using spirituality and faith as a vehicle to connect and promote it, is seriously inspiring.

    You can find out more about Damali on her website or check her out on Instagram and Tiktok.


    https://damalirobertson.com/

    40 min
  • Will James: On the Other Side

    Will James is a husband, father, and attorney in Oklahoma who saw a video on TikTok from a former Adventist asking ‘where are the ex Adventists telling our stories? We have to be out here?’ In response Will , as will.i.jam said ‘hold my communion juice’ and started creating content exploring his understanding, inconsistencies, and reflections on his 30 plus years as a member of the

    Seventh Day Adventist church to bring a sense of ‘I see you, and we’re okay,’ to others who have had to walk away (with sheer shenanigans sprinkled in from time to time.)

    56 min
  • Kokayi Nosakhere: I Am That I Am

    Kokayi Nosakhere is an anti-racism/pro-humanity educator who, day in and day out, talks about the ways in which white supremacy culture is alive and well within our bodies and within the racial caste system we live in.

    His new book, Wanted: The Gloria Johnson Experience is available now. Email him to purchase.

    To sign up for his newsletter, email Kokayi at [email protected]

    55 min

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