In this profoundly personal solo episode, host Shelbi Jones reflects on the tragic death of Daunte Wright and the ongoing issue of police brutality in America. Shelbi shares her raw feelings about the systemic violence faced by Black communities, the emotional toll of repeated tragedies, and the broader implications of the criminal justice system’s failures.

This episode is a reflection on the grief that comes with losing another Black life to police violence and the urgent need for change, justice, and accountability. Shelbi also touches on how moments like this impact mental health and the importance of processing these feelings while continuing to advocate for justice.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Daunte Wright's death: Reflecting on the tragedy and its impact on the Black community
• Police brutality: An ongoing conversation about systemic racism and the need for reform
• Grief and mental health: How incidents like this affect mental well-being and the importance of healing
• Accountability and change: What must happen for the justice system to protect all citizens truly

This episode is an important reminder to confront brutal truths, process emotions, and push for justice in the face of tragedy. It’s a call for solidarity and collective action in the fight against police violence.

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