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It's The Black History For Me
This week in the Deucey episode of the Deucey season of the podcast we discussed the following:
- What is Black History Month? - 00:02:15
- What are your thoughts on how Black History is taught in schools and your thoughts on parents being able to opt their kids out of that part of the curriculum in some states? - 00:04:07
- Commercial: Last chance to enter the ReCast contest to win free 1528 gear - 0:40:45
- How have your previously contributed to black history and what else would you like to accomplish in the future that will? - 00:42:40
Recast Contest Info here: https://bit.ly/3dtzgFw
Check out all our web links in one convenient location: https://linktr.ee/the1528podcast
Thanks for tuning in!
Click here to check out the Black Dollar Index. They are a consumer advocacy group dedicated to unifying the more than $1.4 Trillion in yearly spending by Black Americans for racial equity. They created a multi-factor scoring system that rates top consumer-facing corporations from 0 – 100 across critical factors for racial equity.
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By Bennie Williams, Cedrice Bennett, Justin Thaxton, Dre WaltonThis week in the Deucey episode of the Deucey season of the podcast we discussed the following:
- What is Black History Month? - 00:02:15
- What are your thoughts on how Black History is taught in schools and your thoughts on parents being able to opt their kids out of that part of the curriculum in some states? - 00:04:07
- Commercial: Last chance to enter the ReCast contest to win free 1528 gear - 0:40:45
- How have your previously contributed to black history and what else would you like to accomplish in the future that will? - 00:42:40
Recast Contest Info here: https://bit.ly/3dtzgFw
Check out all our web links in one convenient location: https://linktr.ee/the1528podcast
Thanks for tuning in!
Click here to check out the Black Dollar Index. They are a consumer advocacy group dedicated to unifying the more than $1.4 Trillion in yearly spending by Black Americans for racial equity. They created a multi-factor scoring system that rates top consumer-facing corporations from 0 – 100 across critical factors for racial equity.