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  • Vastenia White - Full Interview

    In this video, Vastenia White shares her story about her childhood and how she was negatively affected by disrespectful children.  A very personal and powerful video, Vastenia tells her story about how she was traumatized by how her childhood was and the negative encounter she had with some disrespectful children. She encourages others who have experienced the same thing to speak up and let others know that it's not okay. We need to stand up to those who are causing pain and suffering, and this video is a powerful reminder of that.  

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    43 min
  • Stop the glorification of busy
    People make time for who
    they want to make time for.
    People text and reply to
    people they want to talk to.
    Never believe anyone who
    says they've been too busy.
    If they wanted to be around
    you, they would.
    30 min
  • Why Does Money Corrupt People.
    The truth is that it’s the blind pursuit of money, not the acquisition of it, that corrupts good people.
    If you want more money to buy more things, you’ll inevitably lose a sense of your soul and purpose.
    Most religions and philosophy practice poverty as character-building.
    If you create things with purpose and money is a by-product of that hard work, then it won’t affect you. Your intentions are pure.
    Loss humbles people – because who you are with nothing, is who you really are.
    25 min
  • Tavares Little - Full Interview

    Tavares Little talks growing up in Waukegan & South Bend, his parents, family structures, importance in being in a child's life, roles in families, interracial marriage & more


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    1 hr 15 min
  • Officer S. Madison - Full Interview

    Officer S. Madison talks about his childhood, becoming a police officer,  working in schools, reflects on controversial incident with a kid of color, society, and the police

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    43 min
  • Kanye And Kyrie Irving. Your Information Maybe Right, But Your Action Is Wrong.
    What causes us not to be accountable?
    Throughout our growth years, we’ve learned to be accountable to someone else. As young children, we must do what our parents tell us or punishment might befall us. As students, we must do what our teachers tell us or our grades might be affected. As employees, we must do want our bosses tell us or our jobs might be in jeopardy. Our understanding of being accountable for our actions is driven by our need to comply with the demands of others. No one shows us how to be accountable to ourselves, right?
    While lack of training in being accountable to ourselves may be one element, another may be our own resistance to calling ourselves out on the decisions and choices we make. When we avoid being accountable, we make a conscious decision not to do something and then another decision to downplay the importance of not following through.
    ​Done repeatedly, we develop a habit of convincing ourselves that not doing what we say we will do has no real consequences. This level of avoidance and denial, to the contrary, has real severe consequences on our ability to maintain trust with others and a stable level of conviction within ourselves.
    31 min
  • The Definition Of Money.
    Money addiction as tragic as any other
    Make no mistake about this. Like all addiction stories, wealth addiction is tragic. Like all junkies, cash junkies will do anything to service their need. They will certainly neglect their own families while they work long hours to make more.
    To the outside world, everything will seem fine. They will “keep it in the family” as they dissemble, distract and confuse. They will buy nannies and ponies and cars. They will snort cocaine and go shopping and jet off to exclusive resorts to hobnob with other wealthy people. They will present their wealth fashionably, but as Sam Polk one day realized, the pain and anguish are real.
    And it’s not just the neglected family that suffers. There are no boundaries. Like a fentanyl addiction, it takes over and distorts everything. Cash addicts in the U.S. government (in any government, really), their campaigns funded by the wealthy, will steal from the poor, destroy the environment, rip off sick children, engage in colonial exploitation, start wars and even sacrifice kids in yet another school shooting, if it means they can make some more bucks.
    And that’s not even the worst of it.
    The addicts will hijack human spirituality, exploit hatred, brainwash the masses, derail democratic politics and tinker with fascism in their desire to have more.
    33 min
  • Kevin Deary - Full Interview

    Kevin Deary talks about his family, the future of the Boy&Girls Club, how he gets through to kids, gang prevention, intervention, and how he competes with gang recruiters. 

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    54 min

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