In this episode, the hosts welcome Dr. Terence Lester, a prominent figure in the fight for the dignity of unhoused individuals. They discuss the importance of language in addressing homelessness, the journey of Dr. Lester in his academic and community work, and the creation of the Dignity Museum, which aims to educate the public about the realities of homelessness. The conversation also explores the intersection of disability and homelessness, highlighting the unique challenges faced by individuals in these situations. In this conversation, Lamar and Dr. Terence Lester discuss the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, particularly in relation to financial struggles, medical mistreatment, and the importance of advocacy. They explore the role of the Black church in supporting vulnerable populations and the need for a compassionate approach to community care. The discussion also touches on the intersections of race, disability, and socio-economic status, emphasizing the importance of giving voice to marginalized communities.

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