Why we didn't call the cops ...

The Dianna Stallone Social Justice Channel:  "Hey white people, it's time to have that uncomfortable conversation about race."

Why we didn't call the cops ... The Dianna Stallone Social Justice Channel: "Hey white people, it's time to have that uncomfortable conversation about race."

Why we didn't call the cops ...

The Dianna Stallone Social Justice Channel:&nbsp; "Hey white people, it's time to have that uncomfortable conversation about race."

On Racism:  "Why we didn't call the cops"  (Episode 1)

From Attorney Dianna Stallone:

"SOCIAL JUSTICE CHANNEL" ... an easy-to-relate discussion of issues presented to help Americans understand sensitive social justice topics from a perspective that may not be initially obvious.

Have a question ... 'ASK DIANNA' ... Dianna fields questions on legal topics of importance to today's Smart Entrepreneur.

Dianna understands today's world is profoundly dysfunctional.  As a result, today's evolved business leaders and entrepreneurs have a crucial role to play in 
leading the way towards a more functional and just society.

In her book, 'Legal Reference Guide for Entrepreneurs,'  Dianna makes the point  "As business leaders, we have a certain amount of social privilege.  With that privilege, comes responsibility.  We can, once again, collectively envision a different, better world."  She continues "We can each choose to embrace a way of doing business that respects and helps care for the planet, and that makes a positive impact on the lives of others."

All of the content on 'The Social Justice Channel' and 'Ask Dianna' are free, provided as a service by 'The Smart Entrepreneur,' a multi-platform program that includes timely course material on topics ranging from human relations to ethical negotiation practices and from in-person sexual harassment programs for New York state employers to keynote addresses for business organizations.

Welcome to the Dianna Stallone podcast series.

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From Attorney Dianna Stallone: "SOCIAL JUSTICE CHANNEL" ... an easy-to-relate discussion of issues presented to help Americans understand sensitive social justice topics from a perspective that may not be initially obvious. Have a question ... 'ASK DIANNA' ... Dianna fields questions on legal topics of importance to today's Smart Entrepreneur. Dianna understands today's world is profoundly dysfunctional. As a result, today's evolved business leaders and entrepreneurs have a crucial role to play in leading the way towards a more functional and just society. In her book, 'Legal Reference Guide for Entrepreneurs,' Dianna makes the point "As business leaders, we have a certain amount of social privilege. With that privilege, comes responsibility. We can, once again, collectively envision a different, better world." She continues "We can each choose to embrace a way of doing business that respects and helps care for the planet, and that makes a positive impact on the lives of others." All of the content on 'The Social Justice Channel' and 'Ask Dianna' are free, provided as a service by 'The Smart Entrepreneur,' a multi-platform program that includes timely course material on topics ranging from human relations to ethical negotiation practices and from in-person sexual harassment programs for New York state employers to keynote addresses for business organizations. Welcome to the Dianna Stallone podcast series.

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