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EP 40: Black Men On Justice In America with Dr. Napoleon Wells
If you have ever had a teacher or a wise soul share information with you that was not only timely, thoughtful, wise and witty, it seemed to cut to the chase and get right to the heart of the matter in question, then you know how delightful it is to have a conversation with someone like this. You're going to enjoy this thought-provoking conversation I had with today's guest.
Dr. Napoleon Wells was born and raised in the Bronx, NY, and graduated from Binghamton University with a B.A. in Psychology. He received his Ph.D. from Fordham University.
Dr. Wells is an enthusiastic Star Wars fan. He’s known for his activism. His work as a clinical psychologist focuses on mental health and the emotional wellness of black people.
In this episode, Dr. Wells shares his passion for supporting the well being of blacks In America while discussing insights that he’s experienced from working with black men and the topic of emotional wellness.
Our conversation is a demonstration of the level of emotional intelligence and social intelligence skills he possesses and demonstrates in his work as an advocate for the emotional wellness of black people. We touch on a variety of topics related to the health and well being of black men and how black women can help black men be more willing to share their innermost thoughts and feelings about their experience.
He presents the case of how racism is just another tool of white supremacy and the importance of those gathering together in the streets to police and politicians need to see it as such in order to begin to reduce its influence in our society.
He’s candid about his thoughts about people who refer to themselves as “allies”and some actions they need to take in order to truly be an ally.
He shares his vision of what criminal justice reform would look like if he had the power the make sweeping changes and he encourages the hearts of black people and those who support black people with man inspirational and motivational insights.
He’s a black man that prioritizes JOY. This fact in and of itself makes this a must-listen podcast episode because it piques your curiosity.
Don't miss an episode in this amazing series. Subscribe to the Level Up Your Life Podcast with Jackie Capers-Brown wherever you listen to podcasts.
Contact Dr. Napoleon Wells
LinkedIn
TEDX Talk The Cure for Racism
Contact Jackie Capers-Brown
Website
Amazon Books
Jackie's Courses
Music Credit:
Purple Planet Positive Motivation
Subscribe to Podcast: Apple Itunes | Spotify | Amazon TuneIn | iHeartRadio
Support the show (https://paypal.me/jackiecapersbrown?locale.x=en_US)
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By Jackie Capers-BrownIf you have ever had a teacher or a wise soul share information with you that was not only timely, thoughtful, wise and witty, it seemed to cut to the chase and get right to the heart of the matter in question, then you know how delightful it is to have a conversation with someone like this. You're going to enjoy this thought-provoking conversation I had with today's guest.
Dr. Napoleon Wells was born and raised in the Bronx, NY, and graduated from Binghamton University with a B.A. in Psychology. He received his Ph.D. from Fordham University.
Dr. Wells is an enthusiastic Star Wars fan. He’s known for his activism. His work as a clinical psychologist focuses on mental health and the emotional wellness of black people.
In this episode, Dr. Wells shares his passion for supporting the well being of blacks In America while discussing insights that he’s experienced from working with black men and the topic of emotional wellness.
Our conversation is a demonstration of the level of emotional intelligence and social intelligence skills he possesses and demonstrates in his work as an advocate for the emotional wellness of black people. We touch on a variety of topics related to the health and well being of black men and how black women can help black men be more willing to share their innermost thoughts and feelings about their experience.
He presents the case of how racism is just another tool of white supremacy and the importance of those gathering together in the streets to police and politicians need to see it as such in order to begin to reduce its influence in our society.
He’s candid about his thoughts about people who refer to themselves as “allies”and some actions they need to take in order to truly be an ally.
He shares his vision of what criminal justice reform would look like if he had the power the make sweeping changes and he encourages the hearts of black people and those who support black people with man inspirational and motivational insights.
He’s a black man that prioritizes JOY. This fact in and of itself makes this a must-listen podcast episode because it piques your curiosity.
Don't miss an episode in this amazing series. Subscribe to the Level Up Your Life Podcast with Jackie Capers-Brown wherever you listen to podcasts.
Contact Dr. Napoleon Wells
LinkedIn
TEDX Talk The Cure for Racism
Contact Jackie Capers-Brown
Website
Amazon Books
Jackie's Courses
Music Credit:
Purple Planet Positive Motivation
Subscribe to Podcast: Apple Itunes | Spotify | Amazon TuneIn | iHeartRadio
Support the show (https://paypal.me/jackiecapersbrown?locale.x=en_US)