Are we are being manipulated to keep the divide alive in the US? We listen to a talk from Peter Temin about the "dual economy". Who does this benefit? Learn more about the vanishing middle class and impact of racism. Listen to how our lack of addressing mental health issues keeps the divide alive.

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Listen to this conversation from a multi-cultural couple, Anne and Terrass, as they share insights as a couple, stereoptypes, and raising multi-cultural children. Learn how they manage perceptions from society as a couple and roles of their family.

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This show updates a first year college student experience in college and the unexpected surprises. Sydney shares her thoughts on selecting a college and the differences in a PWI and HBSCU. Insightful tips for students and parents considering college selection. 

 

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Listen to live interview with guest from Austin, TX sharing her insights on the recent pipe box bombings. The second half of show provide insight on why there is distrust within communities of color today based on historical information from the 60's from an AA informant for the FBI. Learning about our history is critical for truth, healing, reconciliation, and recovery. 

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Learn more about our education system and the implicit bias impacting our schools is the focus with audio from Dr. Joy DeGruy addressing the purpose of education, the results of our "mis-education", and why a shift is necessary to correct problems.

 

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OHN Show 42 focuses on learning about how to resolve a racially stressful situation? Listen to TedTalkx by Howard C. Stevenson, Psychologist, to learn techniques used by a racial equity initiative to help parents and children cope with difficult racial situations. Other topics will include commemoration of "The Weeping Time" historical event in Savannah and importance of healing in the reconciliation journey.

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This show explores similarities in current affairs (like the recent gun violence in Florida School) with references from historical clips from Malcolm X speeches, who was assassinated on February 21, 1965. We will listen to portions from his Ballot or Bullet speech one year prior to his death and his final speech one week prior to his death. Learn more insight on how topics from the 60's still apply to issues still evident in our nation today.  

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Learn about a variety of topics that build barriers to reconciliation: coded words like, "Anglo-American Heritage" spoken by the Attorney General to a law enforcement association; review a school board policy with an unintended consequence of excluding specific groups from volunteering and providing positive adult role models; an individual story about reconciling with their unconscious bias - "flip it to switch it"; and the importance of overcoming the narrative that only bad people are racist.  

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Listen to stories focusing on the connection between gun violence and access to quality education as a bridge to reconciliation in underserved neighborhoods. Can communities change the trend of youth violence by controlling access to guns and easier access to quality education with community support?

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Did you listen to the State of the Union Address objectively or were you influenced by the politics of divide and conquer? Today's show will share stories about changing our digital footprint to be open to more conversations that are different from our point of view. Learn more about how we got to where we are in today with race and racism from Tim Wise, American anti-racism activist and writer.

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