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2/3 Devin Johnson is a father, a husband, and from just a few generations back, a descendent of black slaves and their white masters. He himself can pass for white, however he knows the importance of knowing…
Mr. Devin Johnson is a father, a husband, and from just a few generations back, a descendent of black slaves and their white masters. He himself can pass for white, however he knows the importance of knowing…
Such an incredibly insightful and positive conversation with Kevin Greene from Greensboro North Carolina. He and his fiancée have been out at four different protests documenting this incredible time in our…
This is part two of my conversation with Chrystal and Sandy who are fierce Moms, activists, and friends who are trying to make a difference and speak out about the change that they hope to see you in their…
In this episode, 1/2 Diana has the opportunity to chat with two black moms who are raising strong black children in different parts of the state. The conversation includes pondering how much change we’ve seen…
We wrapped up the last 15 minutes of our conversation chatting about the excitement we feel for our children’s future, our hope and our shared dream.
This is a continuation of a three-part series where Jade talks about her experiences in Huntington Beach and what she thinks about the current political climate. I was really moved by what she said about…
Jade Turner Bond explains why her and her husband Elliott bought in HB and quickly realized they would prefer to live elsewhere. This discussion is hopeful, it’s sad, it’s digging deep into the reasons that…
If you’ve seen the news, you know that there are protests going on all over our country. But did you know that there are anti-protesters in Huntington Beach? My girlfriends and I went downtown to stand for…
If you can relate to having your heartbroken around watching racism occur in our country, in your town or even in your family, you will relate to this episode. Ramey and I talk about white shame, looking the…
Rene Clarke and I have a meaningful conversation about how much our friends and neighbors need us to speak up for change, how hopeful we are for that reform and how being afraid of what others think can hold…
We are talking about racism in children and how that is a taught behavior. Also, her experience through the 92 LA riots, how women can make a difference for racial equality, and what our voice is in that.
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