Watch or listen to this informative interview with Dr. Mary Clifford and Alison Feigh to learn about the effects of sexual violence on women. You will have an opportunity to learn about sexual abuse which is a great part of our American history.  Especially as slaves from Africa were brought to America to work the land and property of white landowners.  There is some evidence that the effects of sexual abuse continue to wreak havoc in communities of color today that comes from the brutal acts of power-driven sex maniacs.

Over the years, we have heard the cry and outrage of many who have experienced sexual assault.  Join in Dr. Evelyn Hill as she gives an overview of her new podcast series called Breaking Layers of Injustice For Women. 

Interesting dialogue that included a civil rights march with young people in St. Cloud, MN led by Rev Buddy King. Don't miss this exciting story about him moving with the march even when the Police Chief and Mayor advised him not to have the march. Be sure to listen to the whole episode so you can enjoy the entire testimony of this historic event. 

Canise Salinas-Willichnise, Executive Director of Equity and Inclusion of the KCK Public Schools District, discusses education for staff and students around the topics of diversity, inclusion, and equity. Tune in to listen to this unique educational experience.

Laura discusses education for kids around the topic of environmental justice (i.e. clean water). Tune in to listen to this unique educational experience. 

Mr. Jeff Humfeld, former producer and host of Jaws of Justice Radio Show on KKFI, keeps it real as he discusses the unfair and unjust criminal justice system.  This Caucasian male has a very straightforward conversation about the injustices he sees in our criminal and judicial system against people of color, those who are mentally ill, and the poor.  He confesses that the criminal justice system is more about MONEY than a system of JUSTICE.

Listen to Judge Lynch on issues of domestic violence, mental health, and foster parenting. 

Matt Thomas had a life of challenge even at a young age.  Hear how things began to spiral out of control while a teenager and how he changed and started making different choices.  Hear his views on White Privilege and Black Lives Matter.  He is a author, a pastor, and executive director.   He spends a lot of his time helping individuals who are coming out of prison with resources to help them rebuild their lives.  

You will appreciate the candied yet true statements from a police officer here in Wyandotte County.  He shares what his parents said to him about police officers and why he selected a career in law enforcement.  He also shares insight on some positive things that the police department is doing that directly impacts our community. 

It's up to us to speak up about the injustices in our community. Join us at drevelynhill.net for other Shades InJustice podcasts.

Discover the passion and will to make a positive difference in our communities by protesting. Rachel Hudson gives a very mature perspective on the systemic racism and police brutality that has happened around our country to people of color.  She is extremely articulate and very cautious, using the safety measures given to our communities to protect ourselves and others from COVID-19 even during the times she is protesting.

It's up to us to speak up about the injustices in our community. Join us at drevelynhill.net for other Shades InJustice podcasts.