Listen to Master Story Teller Lillian Grant-Baptiste share her stories about racism and her path to resilience, resistance, and reconciliation. Learn tips on how Lillian brings her gift of story teller to youth to guide with building identity in the African-American tradition. Lillian provides her expertise establishing community resources and training modules that foster an environment of empowerment for disadvantaged families and youth. A consummate professional and visionary leader who is highly capable of organizing outreach efforts. Proven excellence collaborating with community-based organizations to promote positive change and to connect citizens to resources.

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Have you experienced racism at work? Listen to this show to hear stories shared about racism in the workplace.What can you do either as an observer or as a direct recipient of racism in the workplace?

Watch this video about GM and racism in the workplace from two African-American supervisors. 

https://youtu.be/b-IFdDFoCLo

A new segment for the One Human Nation Show for sharing your answer to the "question of the month" starts on the next show.

Also, listen to learn more about this segment and how to navigate through our roles in undoing racism. Pick up tips and listen to a story from someone becoming aware of race in their teens while in Africa.

Share your answer to this question:  If you are white, how would your life be different if you were born in this country as an African-American? Vice-versa – if you are Black and born in this country, how would your life have been different if you were born white?

You can share your answer in three ways. Select the way that works the best to protect your anonymity:

1) Call in to live show on Thursdays during the first 15 minutes. Call in number will be provided on the show. Recommend writing down your answer prior to calling in the radio show. One Human Show airs Thursdays, 5pm EST 107.5FM Savannah or Streaming at www.wruu.org

2) Email your answer to: [email protected]

3) Post your answer on FB Private Group. Note: If we are not friends on FB I will not be able to add you to the group. Email your request to join the group along with the email address used when you first joined FB.

Thank you for your commitment to undoing racism in this country. 

Sandy Battise, Host of One Human Nation Show

Listen to this show to learn more about undoing racism by finding your voice. Insights from clips from Dr. Camara Jones from a Ted Talk, looking with a new lens with four allegories. Gain more confidence on engaging in difficult conversations. The next show will talk more about your role if you are engaged with undoing racism. 

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Listen to this show to learn how to manage being "awake" to the truth about our history of racism in this country. This may be a stressful time for some as we navigate through the holiday season. If you are feeling overwhelmed and wondering how to process all of the race related events that occurred in 2018, this show may be beneficial. 

We have been asleep, but now "awake" to the reality of the democratic system in this country and the propaganda of believing in the "American Dream".

https://youtu.be/MPlRpyludmY

Learn more about the connection with our current policies with our past mutual history. Are you aware of the First Step Act and the change this can make in current prison politics? Will we see more bi-partisan cooperation in 2019 as it relates to voter suppression reform and other issues dividing out country.

http://wruu.creek.fm/broadcasts/9543

The guest on the One Human Nation Show, Hanif Haynes, shares his stories about growing up in the Gullah/Geechee Community of Pinpoint, GA and his first awareness of racism. This is the early growing up place for Chief Justice Clarence Thomas, also. Hanif will also share the history of the Pin Point Heritage Museum.

For more information about the Pin Point Heritage Museum, click here: http://www.chsgeorgia.org/PHM/About

 

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Listen to this show to continue learning about the divide in this country  through historical information about our two major political parties. Update on the most recent Voter issue in Georgia and why we need to open our minds to learn and listen...no matter how difficult. This is a necessary step for reconciliation and healing to become One Human Nation. 

http://wruu.creek.fm/broadcasts/9393

Listen to the OHN Show, aired on November 8 2018. Is talking about tribalism easier than talking about racism? Learn more about tribalism as we continue to listen to different dialogues about why we are so divided as a nation. Amy Chua talks about tribalism and has written a book entitled, "Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the fate of Nations.

http://wruu.creek.fm/broadcasts/9353

In this episode we learn more about "Why are we so divided as a country?" Listen to Johnathan Haidt, moral psychologist to learn more how the divide started after the 2016 elections. Be open. Continue your reconciliation journey by listening to a different perspective. 

http://wruu.creek.fm/broadcasts/9292