In Part III of this episode of the In Our Own Defense podcast, co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by Judge Carlos Moore, Managing Attorney for the Cochran Firm-MS Delta. Attorney Winters and Judge Moore are discussing No Knock Warrants (Breonna Taylor Law), Qualified Immunity, and suggestions for education/protecting ourselves moving forward.

In Part II of the In Our Own Defense podcast with Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters, we are featuring special guest Judge Carlos E. Moore, Managing Attorney for the Cochran Firm-MS Delta who is discussing decriminalization of mental health, addressing mental health concerns of judges and attorneys, the lack of training on racial bias for judges, and preparing mentally for court proceedings.

During this episode of the In Our Own Defense podcast Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by the very talented, intelligent, lawyer-leader Judge Carlos E. More, Managing Attorney for The Cochran Firm--MS Delta. In Part I of this podcast we learn more about Judge Moore who is the First African American judge Pro Tem in both Clarksdale and Grenada, Mississippi.

In Part III of the series on "Implicit Racial Bias, Identity, Development, and Trauma," Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by scholar, researcher, professor, advocate Dr. D'Andra Orey to unpackage "What is the cost of racism?" We are discussing racial battle fatigue, the power of the almighty dollar, and the effect of the confederate flag on recruiting and maintaining talent in Mississippi.

In this episode of the In Our Own Defense podcast, Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by researcher, professor, scholar, and advocate Dr. Byron D’Andra Orey to discuss “How I See Me Affects the Way I See You--Implicit Racial Bias, Identity Development, and Trauma.” In Part II, Dr. Orey delves into racial identity development, intra-group discrimination, and the effects of cumulative trauma. Ever wonder why your heart beats faster when you see a police officer? Listen and find out.

In this episode of the In Our Own Defense podcast, Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by researcher, professor, scholar, and advocate Dr. Byron D’Andra Orey to discuss “How I See Me Affects the Way I See You--Implicit Racial Bias, Identity Development, and Trauma.” In Part I, Dr. Orey describes the constructs implicit racial bias and cognitive dissonance and discusses how they undergird statements such as "All Lives Matter" and defensiveness regarding reparations or removal of the confederate flag.

In Our Own Defense podcast co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters with special guest Dr. Jernigan-Noesi, licensed psychologist discussing support resources that can be utilized following viewing traumatic images and how to talk with children about race.

In Our Own Defense podcast co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters with special guest Dr. Jernigan-Noesi, licensed psychologist discussing the wide variety of responses (i.e. rage, sadness, anger, fear, protesting, rioting, unfriending) due to the horrific images of brutality perpetuated against black people.

In Our Own Defense podcast co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters with special guest Dr. Jernigan-Noesi, licensed psychologist discussing the dimensions of racism (internalized, interpersonal, structural, and institutionalized) including colorism, texturism, and interactions with others.

In Our Own Defense podcast co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters with special guest Dr. Jernigan-Noesi, licensed psychologist discussing the effects of racial discrimination on racially and ethnically diverse populations.