The following episode is Part 2 of my inaugural interview episode. My guest is Eric Jones Jr., a fellow podcaster who is a single living with Congenital Longitudinal Radial Deficiency and raising a son who was born with Albinism.

I was having such a peaceful moment that I decided to share it with you.

The following episode is my inaugural interview episode. My guest is Eric Jones Jr., a fellow podcaster who is a single living with Congenital Longitudinal Radial Deficiency and raising a son who was born with Albinism.

This series chronicles my one woman crusade as I march through my hometown holding a sign that says STOP KILLING BLACK PEOPLE. Each day that I march comes with its own unique experience. I have learned a lot about myself, this community, and how people feel about the pandemic of thugs in uniform murdering and lynching black folks like they are killing ants at a picnic.

This series chronicles my one woman crusade as I march through my hometown holding a sign that says STOP KILLING BLACK PEOPLE. Each day that I march comes with its own unique experience. I have learned a lot about myself, this community, and how people feel about the pandemic of thugs in uniform murdering and lynching black folks like they are killing ants at a picnic.

This is how I'm feeling right about now

My favorite civil right leader said it best when talking about the meanings of Black Power and being Pro Black. I share his sentiment. This episode is one of my most important. Listen and weigh in.

This series chronicles my one woman crusade as I march through my hometown holding a sign that says STOP KILLING BLACK PEOPLE. Each day that I march comes with its own unique experience. I have learned a lot about myself, this community, and how people feel about the pandemic of thugs in uniform murdering and lynching black folks like they are killing ants at a picnic.

This series chronicles my one woman crusade as I march through my hometown holding a sign that says STOP KILLING BLACK PEOPLE. Each day that I march comes with its own unique experience. I have learned a lot about myself, this community, and how people feel about the pandemic of thugs in uniform murdering and lynching black folks like they are killing ants at a picnic.

I am a daydreamer. Sometimes I get lost deep in thought. I decided to share one of those moments with you.