Arnetta reflects on the Breonna Taylor's case, pours libations for educators, shares a dope ass song from indie artist @virgogabrielle, and talks education for liberation with special guest, Dr. Amber Gonzalez.

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Dr. Gonzalez is a detribalized Indigenous Xicana of Indé (Apache), Pueblo, Spanish, and Irish heritage with deep roots in New Mexico, who came of age in 1990s Los Angeles. She is a proud transfer student who earned a BA in Gender, Ethnicity, and Multicultural Studies from Cal Poly Pomona and an MA and Ph.D. in Chicana/Chicano and Feminist Studies from UC Santa Barbara. Amber is Associate Professor and Chair of the Ethnic Studies Department at Fullerton College, a certified conflict transformation mediator, an anti-imperialist decolonial feminist, and committed to creating liberatory educational-healing spaces. She is currently co-editing an anthology about the 20+ year legacy of Mujeres de Maiz, an LA-based womxn of color artivist collective. Check her out on IG: /fcethnicstudies

Virgogabrielle an indie RnB singer/guitarist/songwriter from Northern California. She is an old soul in a fast, new world and has found the recipe to converting her pain into pleasure to your ears through honest lyrics, jazz-influenced guitar, and melodies designed to make you feel something wavy, something real, something genuine. 
 Speaking on everything from past-lifetime pain to karmic partners to the experiences of womanhood, Virgo takes you to a place not easily found in a world full of hiding.

Check out virgogabrielle's linktree: http://linktr.ee/virgogabrielle