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Welcoming back my two guests together Mrs. Meymoona Freeman and Brian Morris in a talk about now that Kemp has agreed to remove the confederate flags what’s next on the agenda for the both of them?  In this discussion, we break down if we can believe the words of Kemp, what's the expected timeline on the expectations to have the confederate flags removed, and what's next on the agenda.

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In this episode of Real Talk and Conversation with Today’s I welcome my guest and candidate for Brunswick City Commissioner Miss. Kendra Rolle. As someone raised in Brunswick, Kendra is a proud product of the Glynn County School System. After completing high school, she attended The College of Coastal Georgia and later transferred to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia. She then spent five years as a flight attendant, learning the importance of interpersonal communication. In 2010, after relocating back to Brunswick, Kendra saw a need to give back to her community. Since her return over ten years ago, she has had her hand on the pulse of the city. She is currently the Family Advocate at Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority. She formerly served as a Parent and Family Involvement Coordinator in the Glynn County Public Schools. She has also served with the Glynn Dems and is a co-founder of A Better Glynn.

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In this episode, I discuss an important topic that generates more than $39 billion annually on the exploitation of children alone and that’s human trafficking.  Today, my guest is Shauna Broussard, someone who has survived sex trafficking, rape, imprisonment, and even after battling those things she’s still fighting for her life.  Human trafficking is a big business and global problem, one of the world’s shameful crimes affecting the lives of millions of individuals robbing them of their dignity and livelihood.  Traffickers deceive women, men, and children from all corners of the world and force them into exploitation situations every day.  I thank Shauna for coming on telling her story and I encourage you all to help out as you can by spreading her message and donating.

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In this Real Talk and Conversation episode with Today’s Candidates, I have Minister Darrius Butler joining me today. Minister Butler is running for Georgia’s Congressional District 8.

In this episode of Real Talk and Conversation, I welcome my guest Madam President of the Gwinnett Democratic Party Brenda Lopez. In today’s conversation, we’re talking about who the real Brenda Lopez is, how she got involved in politics, her thoughts on the party going forward, and her personal ideas on how we can attract new electors to the party.

In today's real talk and conversation, we have Mrs. Meymoona Freeman of SMAC (Stone Mountain Action Coalition) a new organization that hopes to bring changes to Stone Mountain Park – one is to replace the confederate flags on the park grounds and have more representation of Native and African Americans, as well as put more emphasis on ecology, geology, and wildlife at the park itself.

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I welcome back my guest Ms. Emily Leslie for another episode of “On the Couch” in a discussion of overcoming cultural barriers, differences at the workplace, and/or in your social life. (Takeitpersonelly.com) describes cultural barriers as “challenges to cross-cultural communication within an organization. When people from different cultures who might speak different languages, have different cultural beliefs, or use different gestures different practices as related to medical procedures, different conceptions of gender and sexuality, symbols to communicate which might become barriers to workplace success.”

Let’s talk GA SB-202, the election bill that just passed the senate and made it into Kemp's hands to be signed into place on Thursday, March 26th, nope he doesn’t deserve the respect to be called Governor like 45 doesn’t deserve the respect to have his name called let alone with a title. To comprehensively revise elections and voting; to amend Chapter 2 of Title 21 of the Official Code of Georgia, relating to elections and primaries generally.

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In this tech talk episode, I welcome back the homie Konze in a discussion of Cryptocurrency.

Happy Women’s History month, so we just left Black History month I guess it is no longer important in some people’s eyes as we approach the new universe of Women’s month which started off as Women’s History Week.  Women’s History Month began as a local celebration in Santa Rosa, California. The Education Task Force of the Sonoma County (California) Commission on the Status of Women planned and executed a “Women’s History Week” celebration in 1978. The organizers selected the week of March 8 to correspond with International Women’s Day. The movement spread across the country as other communities initiated their own Women’s History Week celebrations the following year.

We celebrate Women's History Month to remind ourselves of the accomplishments of women throughout the years in our culture and society. From science to politics, it's is a chance to reflect on the trailblazing women who lead the way for change.