Listen to insight about various topics from a clergy point of view with 30 years of experience in Savannah and education background with solutions to address the concerns with "decline" of public schools. 

What can you do in your community to be engaged to be part of the solution to social justice issues? 

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Listen to 10 tips for talking about Race, Racism & Racial Justice from lessons learned from Opportunity Agenda. It's important to find common ground on how we can have these difficult conversations so we can move towards becoming One Human Nation. Here are the ten lessons as stated by The Opportunity Agenda initiative:

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Listen to guest talk about transition into current position after attending college and completing an internship with law enforcement. Hear stories about the ride along experience with law enforcement and the differences in fairness, justice, and tone of voice. Learn how these experiences influenced a male raised in a white liberal environment. 

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Listen to chat with with a black male, Air Force brat, with middle to upper income parents with heavy focus on education. Learn about his experiences in school that shaped one of his career choices as a teacher in an East Texas public school in Nacogdoches, TX. Learn how this school took an innovative and radical approach to be more inclusive for Katrina evacuees. 

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The guest on this show shares experience of moving from the United States as part of the dominant culture (white) to Hawaii and being immediately in an environment unwelcoming to a white young male. We talk about how he never received "the talk" that some African-American individuals received to better prepare for the prejudice of a racist culture. 

Question - How can we shift from describing someone by "race" and start using other descriptions, i.e., clothes, instead of skin color? Try it for a week to see if you can make the shift. 

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LIsten to guest Sheila Hawkins Bucklew as she shares her stories about navigating through different cultures during early years and not being prepared for the impact of racism based on her culture. Listen to her unique approach for preparing her daughter for living in our Nation as a multi-cultural person. Learn how Sheila is now sharing her passion for empowering with women through a business enterprise that combines her passion and creates entrepreneurial opportunities for women. 

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Guest, Kerri Hummingbird, Healer, shares stories of learning more about African-American subculture as a white female involved with African-American males. Listens to her insights as a healer and how you can move beyond your bubble. 

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his guest shares her experiences about moving to USA to attend college from Trinadad. Learn about how she uses her curiosity to learn about other cultures and her current role with Interfaith Action of Central Texas (iACT). She provides valuable insight on how this type of initiative may be of benefit in your community to break down religious barriers to reconciliation, diversity, and inclusion. 

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A local expert on Gullah-Geechee history shares experiences about growing up in Savannah and involvement in the crimininal justice system increased her awareness of the impact of racism. Listen to the stories she shares about being curious and learning about our unique Gullah-Geechee culture and her transition in sharing her knowledge about this culture. Listen to one of her stories in the Gullah-Geechee dialect. 

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This Latina female guest shares her stories about growing up in San Antonio and her first experiences with racism as being an "other". Learn about her painful experience in realizing her parents view of African-Americans and how it shaped her identify in being curious about other cultures. Learn about the complexity of the Latina culture with the many subcultures from different countries and what the tension this builds within this complex culture. 

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