Let's Talk About It🎙

Skirmishes break out at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville,VA.

Bernard Emerson talks about what it's like to be black. Tells stories about how the police treated youth in Oakland, CA when he was growing up. Gives a different perspective on reconciliation.

Model Ashley Graham said on her interview with New York Magazine, 'I Know I'm on This Pedestal Because of White Privilege'.

My wife and I speak about what it was like being an interracial couple when it was not as accepted as it is today.

Diversity in the workplace in important! It's a representation of the community at large. I go to the most diverse barbershop in Wesley Chapel, FL., with the only black barber in town.

Emmett Luis Till was 14 years old when he was brutally abducted and killed in 1955 for supposedly flirting with a white woman named Carolyn Bryant. She later admitted to lying about the whole thing.

Russell Johnson, Area Director for Urban Young Life in Tampa Bay speaks on how leaders in the Latino and African American community carry the entire race in their shoulders.

Dr. Steve Smith with Church Equippers speaks about his experiences with racial bias. He gives his perspective on what justice looks like and how racial reconciliation can be achieved.

Are white people more valuable than nonwhites? This is the impression that's given by the reaction to the death of A white person by police.

Jasmine Shepard should have been the first Black valedictorian at Cleveland High School in Mississippi. But she was denied this honor when she was forced to share it with an unqualified white student.