<p>The Race Relations Council began in 1999 and has been an architect of popular programs in Southwest Michigan including 'Calling All Colors,' and the 'All God's Children Choir.'  New co-chairs Charmae Sanders and Jacquie Johnson take the helm August 1st, with initiatives to go social, and more.</p>

The Race Relations Council began in 1999 and has been an architect of popular programs in Southwest Michigan including 'Calling All Colors,' and the 'All God's Children Choir.' New co-chairs Charmae Sanders and Jacquie Johnson take the helm August 1st, with initiatives to go social, and more.

<p>The Race Relations Council began in 1999 and has been an architect of popular programs in Southwest Michigan including 'Calling All Colors,' and the 'All God's Children Choir.'&nbsp; New co-chairs Charmae Sanders and Jacquie Johnson take the helm August 1st, with initiatives to go social, and more.</p>

Ep. 76: The Race Relations Council

Community focused and socially conscious interviews by Brenda Layne have been heard in Southwest Michigan since the early 1980's. With the increasing popularity of podcasts (and by popular demand!) that legacy continues via podcast. 

Presented and produced by Underpinnings Marketing, new episodes of the podcast release every Thursday. Brenda gives Southwest Michigan a voice with topical, informative and entertaining people.

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Community focused and socially conscious interviews by Brenda Layne have been heard in Southwest Michigan since the early 1980's. With the increasing popularity of podcasts (and by popular demand!) that legacy continues via podcast. Presented and produced by Underpinnings Marketing, new episodes of the podcast release every Thursday. Brenda gives Southwest Michigan a voice with topical, informative and entertaining people.

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