Trey's Table

What happens when courts, politics, and diversity collide?
In my latest episode, I break down the Florida Supreme Court’s decision to change the ABA’s role in accrediting law schools—and why I believe this move was really about DEI.
Listen now and decide for yourself. 🎧

The Department of Homeland Security employs an openly anti-black racist as a prosecutor handling immigration cases. Let’s talk about it.
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🎙️ NEW EPISODE – TREY’S TABLE 🎙️

For decades, “disparate impact” analysis has been one of the most powerful tools in the civil rights toolbox. It allowed advocates to challenge laws and policies that looked neutral but had deeply unequal effects.

Now, that tool is being dismantled.

In this episode of Trey’s Table, we break down:
⚖️ What disparate impact really means
📜 How cases like Griggs v. Duke Power shaped civil rights law
🏛️ What the Trump administration’s changes mean for the future
🚨 Why this shift could open the door to policies that discriminate without ever saying so

If intent is all that matters, what happens to communities who still feel the harm?

Tap in. Listen. Share. This one matters.

🎧 Available now wherever you get your podcasts.
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There are many reasons why Bari Weiss was chosen to lead CBS News. Let’s talk about her views on race and racism and how that made her an attractive boss for the new owners of CBS.
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“During the American Revolution, thousands of enslaved Black people risked everything for a chance at freedom.
The British promised liberty.
They recorded their names in a ledger called The Book of Negroes.
What followed was courage, betrayal, exile, and survival across three continents.
This isn’t just history—it’s testimony.
New episode now streaming.”

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Episode 400! Thank you my friends for all your support!

In 1924 a white supremacist OBGYN decided to pass a law to deal with what he considered to be the major public health issue of the time: Black people who were passing for White. Let’s talk about it.

— “Why Representation Must Expand”

We talk a lot about representation… but not enough about expanding it.

This episode is about breaking the box that says “Black people only do certain careers.”
Floyd Norman, Marques Brownlee, Strawhat Goofy, and Jordan Smith show us what happens when Black creativity goes unlimited.

🔗 Listen to the full episode — link in bio.

The enslaved poet who wrote his way toward freedom. ✍🏾🔥
George Moses Horton wasn’t “supposed” to learn to read — but he did.
He wasn’t “supposed” to publish a book — but he did.
He wasn’t “supposed” to dream of freedom — but he never stopped.

Hear the full story on the new episode of Trey’s Table 🎧
Link in bio.

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✨ New Episode of Trey’s Table ✨
Today we’re exploring one of the most surprising and misunderstood chapters in the life of Sammy Davis Jr..

In the early 1970s, Sammy briefly associated with the Church of Satan — and the real story has nothing to do with devil worship.

This episode dives into:
🔥 The pressure he faced as a Black entertainer in white Hollywood
🔥 The death threats over his interracial marriage
🔥 His humiliating disinvitation from John F. Kennedy’s inauguration
🔥 Why he sought belonging in unexpected places
🔥 And the TV series where he literally played a character from hell

It’s a story about identity, acceptance, and rebellion — not Satan.

🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you get your podcasts.
🔗 Link in bio.

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