A nation at war has no time for racial or gender separations...right?! And even if it did (have time) the 1% of people who dedicate themselves to Serving are probably pretty good humans and therefore wouldn't entertain such petty divisiveness...right?! In this episode, we get to dive deeper into our convos with this Active Duty leader who is a proud graduate of the infamous Little Rock Central High School (the one from the black history books circa 1957) and a proud Arkansas native. We talk about how her hoop dreams and talent brought her to the Air Force, the need to break the perceived glass ceilings with representation for little brown girl leaders of the future and how, without being told, she knew the unwritten code of behaving "properly" as a female in the military. We even talk about how, 16 years later, she is having the same conversation on race with younger Airmen that were had with her when she was an Airman. Come, join this conversation with MSgt Asua Rose! IG: @shebegreat  fb: Tamekia (Allen) Payne  Twitter: @cadenceconvo  Coming Soon: Morethanjustatulip.com