<p>For this episode, we had the opportunity to speak with Donté Green, an artist that studies acting at CalArts and is a relative to activist Rosa Parks. We talked about how love is our greatest weapon for the current "BLM revolution", why going to middle school with mostly white people was shocking to see, growing up in Detroit and why he is speaking on behalf of all the black lives lost since 1619. </p>

For this episode, we had the opportunity to speak with Donté Green, an artist that studies acting at CalArts and is a relative to activist Rosa Parks. We talked about how love is our greatest weapon for the current "BLM revolution", why going to middle school with mostly white people was shocking to see, growing up in Detroit and why he is speaking on behalf of all the black lives lost since 1619.

<p>For this episode, we had the opportunity to speak with Donté Green, an artist that studies acting at CalArts and is a relative to activist Rosa Parks. We talked about how love is our greatest weapon for the current "BLM revolution", why going to middle school with mostly white people was shocking to see, growing up in Detroit and why he is speaking on behalf of all the black lives lost since 1619.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 6 | Donté Green

In our day to day interactions we often judge people at face value. Whether it be judging others based on their beliefs, values or even what music they listen to. We're all guilty of this one way or another. In the Beyond Face Value Podcast, Brandon and Kamryn try to go beyond what we see at the surface to have a better understanding of what people are all about.

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