PIZZA & POLITICS: New school Vs Old School by The Working Class

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What have we become as a society?

It’s an interesting feeling when someone sees something special in us that we may not see in ourselves. In this week’s episode, Alicia and Erin sit down with sorors, Delora Steele and Debra Carter to talk about how they became CIAA champions while attending Shaw University. Delora and Debra share about the racial tensions of the time and how they were able to combat several different obstacles and still come out on top. Interestingly, they learn similarities in their experience that they had never explored in their 40+ year friendship. When is a time that you took the road less traveled or did something that broke a generational cycle in your family? How did you feel? Let’s discuss! Comment. Like. Share.

Al Morgan shows all his crazy in this episode!!!

In this episode, we discussed diet v exercise and which is more important. Samantha, from the podcast 50 Shades of Pink, and Dr. Chantal Dufreny join the crew to add more insight.

Are we getting soft?

Great episode in which we talk about Dave Comedy Special, Kendrick's new track, and the Missing D.C. girls situation.

It wasn’t until meeting, Jason and Mario that I thought about the fact that, aside from college, I only had 1 black male teacher during grade school. In this week’s episode, the Erin and Alicia sit down with co-founders, Mario Jovan Shaw and Jason Terrell to discuss the impact and importance of the visibility of black male teachers in the classroom. Mario and Jason share their experiences with creating their organization and the ways that their organization encourages and supports men of color in the school system. How important do you think representation is in schools? Does it make a difference if you are educated by someone of your same race and/or gender? Let us know what you think! Like. Comment. Share!

Rachel drops a short show just to get your mind ready for the week.

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