<p>On January 6, 2020, our nation's capitol was attacked by a mob of white supremacists and insurgents.  John Byrd, a detective in the law enforcement community, and Colleen McNally, a retired Superior Court judge, discuss the implications of the event on our lives and explore the responsibilities of each of us to examine how racism imposes privileges and oppression in our lives. </p>

On January 6, 2020, our nation's capitol was attacked by a mob of white supremacists and insurgents. John Byrd, a detective in the law enforcement community, and Colleen McNally, a retired Superior Court judge, discuss the implications of the event on our lives and explore the responsibilities of each of us to examine how racism imposes privileges and oppression in our lives.

<p>On January 6, 2020, our nation's capitol was attacked by a mob of white supremacists and insurgents.&nbsp; John Byrd, a detective in the law enforcement community, and Colleen McNally, a retired Superior Court judge, discuss the implications of the event on our lives and explore the responsibilities of each of us to examine how racism imposes privileges and oppression in our lives.&nbsp;</p>

It Takes Courage discusses the attack on the Capitol

Confronting and eradicating racism takes courage. Understanding our own history, the true facts of what actually happened, is the first step towards liberation. We talk about specific topics in each episode, followed the next week with a lively community zoom conversation. John Byrd and Colleen McNally are your hosts.To get on our distribution list and participate in our community conversations, please send an email introducing yourself to colleenmcnally@ittakescourage2020.com

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It Takes Courage discusses the attack on the Capitol

It Takes Courage discusses the attack on the Capitol