Let's Talk About It🎙

I interviewed Darryl Williamson, pastor of Living Faith Bible Fellowship and asked him if he had ever experienced racial bias, what does justice look like to him, and we could pursue reconciliation.

What does justice look like for somebody who has experienced implicit racial bias? Is it as easy as saying please forgive me, so now just forget about it?

St. Petersburg, FL Mayoral candidate Paul Congemi tells audience members to "Go back to Africa if they don't like it here in the United States"

A white Minneapolis woman killed by police whose cameras were off insights an outcry for a thorough investigation. Is the sentiment different because she was white?

From here on out I'll be doing mini-casts and interviews. Would love for you to call-in, but you need to download the Anchor app from my station at anchor.fm/letstalkaboutit

Why is it that the conversation about inequality often times leads to defensiveness and anger? Why can't we just agree to disagree and still have the difficult talks?

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the riots in Newark, NJ where 26 people dies after 5 days of violence.

While today we celebrate the 241st birthday of our independence, not all in this country share the sentiment of that liberty and freedom from tyranny.

Welcome to Let's Talk About It. • We need racial reconciliation! • Keep it up!