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Emotional talk with myself about trying to work side by side with others to create a connected community in the wake of recent events: the murder of George Floyd, the civil unrest in USA and UK protests. How do I, as a black mother, attempt to set an example for my children when I am in grief at the value placed on Black lives? I am sharing my thoughts, opinions and reflections as I try to parent and work, with vulnerable families, from a place of love despite trying to have my own healing.
The following links both on Youtube have helped me to reflect this week. David Jones Media Production titled “How Can We Win” interview Kimberly Jones https://youtu.be/sb9_qGOa9Go
Trevor Noah The Daily Show with https://youtu.be/v4amCfVbA_c
Links referring to Tulsa massacre and Black Wall Street in podcast are:
https://www.history.com/topics/early-20th-century-us/rosewood-massacrehttps://www.history.com/topics/roaring-twenties/tulsa-race-massacre
Organisations mentioned offering help, advice and support are; www.blackmindsmatteruk.com, www.BlackThrive.org.uk and www.chipspeace.org
This podcast is not sponsored by any of these organisations. Information shared freely for the building of our communities.
A black teacher and father continues talking about fathering his child from a distance, lessons learnt and hopes for the future. "Black men need to talk more". What do you think?
A black teacher and father in London talks about working and fathering from a distance during Covid-19. We had to deal with the unexpected because the phone line went down during the interview! So be prepared for part two!
I'm struggling to talk about the pain I feel about George Floyd's murder and I'm not sure I even want to do this BUT I will try. Another Black person killed by police. How do I explain this one to my children? How do you expect me to raise my children in this environment so they still have hope?
Disclaimer: I don't hold any rights/ownership to the song heard at the beginning of this podcast the item is freely going around on social media platforms shared by all. I just wanted to weep when I heard it. My heart just feels heavy. Keedron Bryant sang the song and link is here: https://youtu.be/cu9R08xFCtg
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