Race

Episode 25 : The Truth About Anti-Semitism at the Women’s March – A Jewish Woman of Color and member of the Women’s March Isteering committee

Download Episode April Baskin,  a Jewish woman of color joined me for an Everyday Conversation on Race to share her perspectives on Judaism, race, the women’s march and social justice.   Her African-American, Native-American and White Ashkenazie Jewish background made her the person she is today, a social activist who has been instrumental in bringing…

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Episode 22 : Latin X in the Conversation on Race

Download Episode Conversations on Race and LatinX with Bernardo Ferdman and Placida Gallegos   What is LatinX? Bernardo Ferdman, a Jewish Latino, born in Argentina and raised in Puerto Rico, and Placida Gallegos, a Chicana woman define LatinX, and talk about issues of race, skin color, and ethnicity in the Latin culture.   They share…

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Episode 21 : Healing from racial and economic trauma

Download Episode Key topics: Block Chain for Social Justice Resilient Wellness Black female entrepreneurship Racial and economic trauma Diversity, Equity  and Inclusion in the Block Chain world   Daisy Ozim who grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and in Lagos, Nigeria, is the founder Resilient Wellness, a co operatively owned healthcare system that…

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Episode 19 : Are LGBTQ People of Color Viewed as Sexual objects?

Download Episode My guests were in this episode are Paoi Eulalia and Alessandra Stevens from MXD Magazine. MXD Magazine is a publication that celebrates LGBTQ People of Color (POCs), non-conformists, and allies. Both Paoi and Alessandra are Filipino-American but represent different genders and generations.   One of their objectives is to fight racism masked as sexual…

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Episode 18 : Are Whole Cities Racist?

Download Episode LeRon Barton is a widely published author on race, mass incarceration and dating. He is    40 years old and African-American.   Key topics on the show are: The importance of white people having conversations on race with each other. What white people and other people can do to be allies When people not…

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Episode 17: Everyday Conversations on Race with Precious Stroud – Black Women’s Project

Download Episode   Precious Stroud- founder or the Black Female Project.org   Precious Stroud- Gen X Black Woman from Berkeley Importance of story telling in communications   Important to talk about race because everything is racialized. She says race impacts everything in her life.   Impacts how society was set up. If someone believes another…

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Episode 16 : Everyday Conversations on Race with Howard Ross and Tracy Brown- Redemption, Race and Belonging

Download Episode Howard Ross and Tracy Brown- Experts on race, belonging, and all aspects of diversity and inclusion for over 25 years. Howard is a white Jewish man and a baby boomer and Tracy is an African-American woman and a baby boomer. Most people want to feel like they belong to something greater than themselves…

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Episode 15: Everyday Conversations on Race with Jada Imani

Download Episode Jada Imani, an Oakland, CA-based  MC, hip-hop artist, workshop facilitator, and founder of the Tatu Vision movement, is dedicated to helping co-create regenerative communities through her performing event production and hosting, healing practice, and coalition-building with communities of poets, Hip-Hop aficionados, entrepreneurs and Permaculture practitioners. She was born in Belleville, Illinois and spent…

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