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Amanda dives into a variety of topics that are both thought-provoking and entertaining. The Blackurate News segment kicks things off, covering the debate in Wisconsin about affirmative action and whether state colleges should consider race or gender for student aid eligibility. Amanda provides insights into the discussion, offering a balanced perspective. The Pop Culture segment takes an interesting turn with Tyrese's controversial comments on social media. Amanda dissects his remarks, offering a humorous yet insightful critique. The 60-Second Headlines bring you up to speed with quick updates on topics ranging from legal matters involving Donald Trump to Killer Mike's eventful Grammys night. Amanda celebrates birthdays and shares updates on the Ahmaud Arbery case with Attorney Gerald Griggs. The Big Up, Let Down segment covers a canceled wedding and a problematic article on cultural appropriation during Black History Month. Blackurate News takes a serious turn with the unfortunate incident involving the stolen and burned Jackie Robinson statue in Wichita, Kansas. The Group Chat dives into a perpetual conversation about beauty standards, sparked by a TikTok video challenging the use of filters. Tune in to The Amanda Seales Show for a blend of humor, critical analysis, and engaging conversations that make for an enjoyable and enlightening podcast experience! Listen, Laugh, and Learn on The Amanda Seales Show! FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER:   (2:49) - BLACKURATE NEWS Lawmakers in Madison, Wisconsin, recently debated whether state colleges and universities should be barred from considering race or gender when determining if a student is eligible for aid (affirmative action). Under the Republican bill, admission into programs, and tuition assistance that's aimed at disadvantaged students, could only consider the wealth of the student and their family. Sen. Eric Wimberger, Republican of Green Bay, Wisconsin, one of the bill's co-authors, said he acknowledged the lingering effects of racism, but he maintained race-based programs and assistance in higher education would enable bad actors more than it'd help underserved people.   (7:47) - POP CULTURE This story is the essence of “they should've never gave y'all social media.” Tyrese, who we all respect for his voice and talents… stay Tyresing. He posted a video of a Latino family doing family-oriented things, and in his caption demeaned and berated the entire BLACK race.   (12:43) - 60 SECOND HEADLINES Tanya Chutkan, the federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's 2020 election interference case, is postponing the trial until his appeals play out on the question of whether presidential immunity protects him from being prosecuted. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has acknowledged her personal relationship with Nathan Wade… the lead prosecutor on the Trump case, but says it doesn't disqualify her. Welcome Home Franklin! A new ‘Peanuts' special will finally let Franklin, the first Black Peanut character, sit by White friends (Charlie Brown, Peppermint Patty, Linus, Pig Pen and the gang). Killer Mike's Grammys night came to an early end last night... because he was led out of the event in handcuffs -- after an alleged physical altercation with a security guard.   (15:09) – We'll go to the phonelines. IT'S THE AMANDA SEALES SHOW… I'M AMANDA SEALES… THANKS FOR LISTENING! AND IF YOU MISSED ANYTHING, YOU CAN ALWAYS CHECK OUT OUR DAILY PODCAST. IT'S AVAILABLE WHEREVER YOU GET YOUR PODCASTS! PLUS, WE'RE ALWAYS TAKING YOUR CALLS ON ANY OF OUR TOPICS… CALL US AT 1 855 AMANDA 8 … THAT'S 1 855 262-6328 …   (17:27) - THE AMANDA SEALES SHOW! HAPPY BIRTHDAY IF YOU'RE CELEBRATING YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: ALSO HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOO: BOBBY BROWN, TIM MEADOWS, KEVIN GATES, THE LATE HANK AARON COMING UP: ATTORNEY GERALD GRIGGS WILL JOIN US WITH AN UPDATE ON THE AHMAUD ARBURY CASE… THE MEN THAT WERE CHARGED FOR HIS DEATH HAVE BEEN GRANTED AN APPEALS COURT DATE… PLUS, THE BIG UP, LET DOWN… WHICH TODAY INVOLVES A BREAK UP… A RECEPTION… AND A FADE.   (19:34) - ATTORNEY GERALD GRIGGS IT'S THE AMANDA SEALES SHOW… I'M AMANDA SEALES… AND IT'S TIME FOR BLACKURATE NEWS. Welcome Attorney Gerald Griggs back to the show. He's an Advocate, Activist, and Justice Fighter. He's here with us today with an update on the Ahmaud Arbury case… and the 3 white men that were convicted of killing him. Before we jump in, give us a brief overview of this case for those who may not remember.   (24:05) - ATTORNEY GERALD GRIGGS – Part 2   (28:39) - BIG UP, LET DOWN BIG UP - to an almost bride-to-be in California for her generosity and foresight!! An anonymous woman in California learned “something” (hmmm) about her fiancé' and decided to call their wedding off. BUT she'd already paid a $15k non-refundable fee for the wedding reception. Double BIG up: she donated the reception party to a non-profit called Parents Helping Parents which provides community support to parents with children who have special needs. AND she and her almost-husband didn't waste anybody's time or money by getting married into a chaotic situation. Some people would've been like, “Oh we finna have this reception, so we don't waste money!”   LET DOWN - to piss poor journalism and cultural appropriation during Black History Month. Superbowl-bound Chiefs player Travis Kelce has made the news recently for popularizing the FADE haircut, y'all! Yes, the hairstyle Black men have been rocking since the Black ICE ages. New York Times' Alyson Krueger titled an article, “They'll Take the Travis Kelce — Hairdo, That Is.” Apparently a lot of men are taking to their local barbershops and asking for a haircut similar to Kelce's. The article cites a TikTok video from barber Jeff Dugas saying that his brother came in with photos of Kelce for reference. It also cites a different TikTok video from barber Nigel Miller, who said his client was going for “that Travis Kelce look.” WHAT ARE WE DOING?! This is just bad journalism and poor research! White folks gone find a way to take the credit for Black swag one way or another. On the football field, behind a typewriter, in the newsroom…   (32:50) - WEEKEND RECAP IT'S THE AMANDA SEALES SHOW… I'M AMANDA SEALES…   (35:17) - WE UP, WE UP, WE UP!! IT'S THE AMANDA SEALES SHOW… I'M AMANDA SEALES… COMING UP THIS. BLACKURATE NEWS: WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE JACKIE ROBINSON STATUE THAT WAS STOLEN IN WICHITA, KANSAS… WHAT TILL YOU HEAR WHAT HAPPENED. SMALL DOSES SEGMENT - (SIDE EFFECTS OF PRISON FEMINISM) WITH MY GUEST RICHIE RESEDA.   (37:23) - BLACKURATE NEWS America is not a racist country they say! Well why was the statue of the first Major League baseball player, Jackie Robinson, cut off at the ankles and burned in Wichita, Kansas? You heard me! Someone(s) cut the statue off at the ankles, stole it and it was later found burned in a public trash container. Thanks to a GoFundMe campaign, at least $175,000 has been received to fund the replacement. Other facts The Jackie Robinson statue, which officials valued at $75,000, was designed by the late artist John Parsons. Lutz previously said the new statue will be created from an existing mold of Parsons' original work. Money that is raised beyond the cost of the statue's replacement will go toward supporting the league and improvements at the pavilion where the statue is displayed, including additional security, according to League 42.   (40:25) - KICK OFF - GROUP CHAT TOPIC OF THE WEEK Well, this seems like the conversation that never ends, it just goes on and on, my friends! I'm talking about the perception of BE   FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That's 1-855-262-6328See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alison calls herself a disruptor, and that descriptor would be putting it lightly. The author of Running While Black isn't holding back in her new expose, and she's on the show today to share some of her experiences. For episode 225, Alison opens up about being in a dark place before picking up running, using drugs and trying to numb the pain of her depression, and how sport reminded her of what it was like to feel again. Alison also talks about starting a running movement in harlem, Harlem Run, with the goal to make running more inclusive and welcoming to people of color. She shares what it felt like to be at the forefront of media attention for her efforts, despite knowing that so many people that looked like her felt othered in the space, and we also talk about how it feels for her to be a Black woman raising a Black son in the wake up Ahmaud Arbury's murder. She also speaks on the establishment of the Running Industry Diversity Coalition, and where she hopes this conversation will go moving forward. SOCIAL @alisonmdesir @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS LMNT | Head to drinklMNT.com/hurdle to get a free sample back with purchase! FUTURE | Head to www.tryfuture.com/hurdle to get your first month of training for only $19. Bonus! The first 30-days are risk free, and you can cancel at any time for a full refund. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Essential Lessons From 3 Months Of Attending Regular Physical Therapy JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Episode 72 starts out with old but great news regarding some convictions coming down in the cases of Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbury. The guys have a few rest in peace to announce and of course there's Brandon's bs. After that, the guys get into the CDC admitting to a botched pandemic and why white America doesn't have trauma blogs like "the shade room" Bobby recaps his first week alone OTR and Everett does everything he can to become Everett Tate. It's a good one! So... come in, sit down, and enjoy your weekly dose of normality!!!!! Subscribe to our Twitch now active: https://twitch.tv/normalconvospod Follow subscribe rate share and review the pod: https://linktr.ee/normalconvospod

In this current events episode we talk about things such as the Lisa Bonet & Jason Momoa, Coach Dawn Staley becoming the highest paid black woman's basketball coach. Mary J. Blige & Sterling Shepard, Tiffany Haddish being arrested, MGK & Megan Fox drinking each others blood, & Ahmaud Arbury's killers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mentalk-too/support

Welcome to another episode of Social Junkie Podcast! In this week's "Trending" segment, details of the life sentences given to the murderers of Ahmaud Arbury are discussed, along with the new "Deltacron" COVID variant, a man getting a heart transplant from a pig, and much more (10:00)! An RIP is then given out to actor and comedian Bob Saget (1:02:20). P gives legendary poet and activist Maya Angelou this week's "Shoutout" segment (1:05:50). In Music, the guys give their opinions on The Weeknd's new album, more rumors of Kendrick Lamar's possible return surface, rapper Jim Jones says that his mom taught him how to tongue kiss, and more (1:07:10). In a short Sports segment, the upcoming NFL playoffs are discussed and P gives his Super Bowl prediction, the guys also discuss the Georgia Bulldogs winning the NCAAF championship (1:39:30). Ending in the Q&A segment, the guys debate whether or not they believe that a cheating ex could change their ways if you were to rekindle your relationship with them in the future (1:44:20). Stay tuned for Episode 122, coming next week and as always, thanks for listening!Follow the guys on Instagram and Twitter!Podcast: @socialjunkiepodcast on IG & Tik TokP: @pernell1992 on IG and TwitterBrandon: @faraday__m on IG

Hello again everyone. So sorry for the late episode but Cathy and I did record an episode on Friday but we had some technical issues and had to re-do the show. So here it is. We hope you enjoy it. We start off by mentioning the sentencing of the 3 killers of Ahmaud Arbury. I'm not happy abot the sentencing but I am totally shocked of the time that they all got. We go on to talk about one of my favorite actors as a young child/man the Famous Sidney Poitier. He passed friday at the age of 94. I had a rough week last week with some news on my Mom's health. I usually let my brothers know all the info by text whenever things happen. Not this time! We talk a little Yellowstone and 1883 because they are both really good shows. It's winter in Ohio and there are a lot of things to do. So where ever you are get outside and do something. Cleveland in the winter has somethings to offer. We end the show with a lot of Couples Questions. Please enjoy the show and we'll see you next week. 

[Explicit Language] This week we cover the death of Ahmaud Arbury and the case around it. If you hate it or love it let us know at humanpodcastnetwork@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/alexthetruck/?hl=en https://twitter.com/alexthetruck and rate us on itunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/argue-this/id1516555606

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-Do you play 'Beat the flush' -Salem Media Group no longer airing my pillow ads because of the hoax spreading of Mike Lindell -Marilyn Manson's house gets raided -New Covid variant… -Do you listen to bands that don't share your same political views? -Kyle Rittenhouse conversation part 2... The retraction -Target closes its doors for Thanksgiving for good -Ahmaud Arbury killers guilty Full podcasts available at The End. Go to The End & subscribe to all podcasts & mixes on Apple &Google podcasts, Spotify, & iHeart Radio. Follow @DJZouain on all social media ZouainEntertainment #TheEndFM #TheHIjack #Irreverent #MondayMusicMix #Podcast #currentevents #Podcasts #Politics #Religion #Conservative #Liberal #TalkRadio AhmaudArbery #KyleRittenhouse #Target #Covid19 #Coronavirus #MarilynManson #SalemMediaGroup #ChristianRadio

This week on the podcast, Thanksgiving is over but Cory's family was in town to meet the baby, and Rob got his own bundle of joy in the way of a PS5. On to the news, which is all bad news this week. The Omicron variant is raising levels of concern before we have the full picture. In the courts we have the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial and the verdict in the case of the murder of Ahmaud Arbury. Finally in Sportsball the Ravens are some how on top of the AFC and the city of St. Louis gets a big payday from the NFL.   Support Rob in No Shave November!  https://no-shave.org/member/robert-cheek  OTA Podcast Episode 399: Good News Bad News   Find more O The Anthem     OTheAnthem.com   facebook.com/OTheAnthem   twitter.com/OTheAnthem   instagram.com/OTheAnthem

We talk Omicron, Former Tuscon Officer Ryan Remington's murder of a man in a wheelchair, ANOTHER school shooting, author Alice Sebold apologizes, the murderers of Ahmaud Arbury get convicted, and we discuss DUNE

Negotiations between Iran and the E3 nations have restarted, raising alarms in Israel at the prospect of a nuclear armed Iran. We discuss why this development is important for peacemakers to pay attention to, how the U.S. is involved, and how it might affect the lived realities for Israelis and Palestinians. We also discuss the string of court cases recently resolved involving the murder of Ahmaud Arbury and the case of Kyle Rittenhause. We walk through the questions these cases raise about criminal justice, peacemaking, and policy in the U.S. What really is criminal justice, and what can we do about it?Read and share the Principles and Practices of PeacemakingFollow Telos on Instagram @thetelosgroupIf you're enjoying the podcast, become a monthly donor to Telos!Leave a rating and review on Apple podcastsResources from the episode:Undaunted Season 2 Episode 1 | Will Snowden: Transforming the Criminal Legal SystemJust Mercy by Bryan StevensonEqual Justice Initiative

Before the everchanging culture drops Kyle Rittenhouse and Ahmaud Arbury down the proverbial "memory hole" I want to talk about the trials, the verdicts, and the rational and irrational responses from both the right and the left. Support The Evangelical Norm by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-evangelical-norm

So we talk about the Ahmaud Arbury case, we talk some about some awesome Black Friday deals, and Trigger Mike got his SRO finally!!! Yay for him

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This week on the podcast, It's Thanksgiving week which of course means the Christmas people are showing up early and trying to ruin it. In a follow up to last week, we talk about the verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse case, as well as the near end of the Killing of Ahmaud Arbury and the Unite the Right civil trial. We close up with a talk about Covid Boosters and Carlos Correa being the worst person to bring up the deservedness of awards.   Support Rob in No Shave November!   https://no-shave.org/member/robert-cheek  OTA Podcast Episode 398: False Idols   Find more O The Anthem     OTheAnthem.com   facebook.com/OTheAnthem   twitter.com/OTheAnthem   instagram.com/OTheAnthem

Issues covered: The recent MID-midterm elections where democrats lost the VA Governor's race and almost lost New Jersey; The passing of Great Human Being General Colin Powell; The start of the Ahmaud Arbury trial; And of course, Aaron Rodgers is an idiot. This is just one more reason why Jamal is not the biggest sports fan. Please support Team Vienna for SUDC Awareness. The Official Jamal Show Charity. Please check out LETUSAVAIL.COM, an official Jamal Show Sponsor. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejamalshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thejamalshow/support

The Braves win the World Series; Atlanta's key elected positions go to a runoff after no candidate brought home a majority win; Just as it looks like a jury is set for the trial of the men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbury, objections over the racial makeup of those jurors put the brakes on opening arguments; and did we mention The Braves won the World Series?! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I talk with southern Louisiana-based, former 400-pound guy-turned-distance runner, advocate for better health, and now crusader for Black people's rights, Josh LaJaunie.  Josh made a name for himself by losing 200 pounds, becoming plant-based, running marathons, and founding the Missing Chins group to support others navigating the same journey.  He has appeared on the Today Show, Good Morning America, the Rich Roll podcast, and numerous other shows and wrote an excellent guidebook toward healthier eating called “Sick to Fit.”  Along the way he also connected and formed a bond with David Clark and appeared on WASP episode #64, definitely worth a re-listen.  Josh has since re-focused his energy toward advocating for Black lives, and examining his own connection to racism in the world he grew up in with the good ol' boys in the bayou.  So we discuss Ahmaud Arbury, George Floyd, the racism he still sees in New Orleans, and the Black Men Run group which encourages health and wellness among African-American men and has chapters all over the country.  I hope you'll enjoy this conversation with this energetic dynamo for social change.Please contact Bill for more info about the We Are Superman Leadville Ten Warriors at silly_billy@msn.com, on Facebook, or Instagram @stahlorJosh LaJaunie:joshlajaunie.comFacebookInstagram @joshlajaunie"Sick to Fit" on AmazonBlack Men Run: blackmenrun.com and on Instagram @blackmenrun504th Run Crew on Instagram @the504th

On this episode we reflect on this year and what a rollercoaster ride it has been. From the launch of this podcast to the launch of a global pandemic. Mourning the lost of many lives globally and the lives many beloved celebrities Kobe Bryant, Chadwick Boseman, Pop Smoke and many more. Black Lives Matter protest globally due to the many black lives lost R.I.P George Floyd , Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbury and many others lost to police brutality. Government funding stimilus checks for many individuals in America and around the world who provided it. Blessing circles and Forex trading on the rise. Mask mandates globally. Rise of unemployment. Police Reform. Deluxe albums. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/degreescouchchron/support

Illinois bred singer and songwriter, Dozzy Daniel is making his mark early on the R&B scene. In the past year he has released his freshman EP entitled Lessons, a coming of age story derived from the lessons his Grandfathers have instilled in him. His most recent single Sweet Dandelion is a heartfelt song birthed from the pain of the tragic loss of Ahmaud Arbury, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and many more Black Kings and Queens lost at the hands of police brutality. Come along the journey as Dozzy Daniel blooms into the next R&B sensation. You can find Dozzy on all music platforms including #Soundcloud and #Spotify. You can also follow in on Instagram and Facebook @DozzyDaniel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sowpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sowpodcast/support

Dustin Jensen – Spouse of Danielle's colleague. Grew up in rural Washington, mostly white communities. He attended Christian schools through college. Became a pastor and left ministry after 12 years. Joined the local government shipyard to make money. Married, has three kids. Is on a journey to rediscover his faith and personal growth. Krishon Allen – Native New Yorker, currently residing in Maryland with his wife and two daughters. Following is time in the US Navy he began a personal relationship with Christ. Faith is a driving force in his life. He is currently an Assistant Program Manager for the Naval Sea Systems Command and is the process of building a faith-cased coaching and mentoring program. These friends talk about current events and racial relations and reconciliation.  They were first connected in 2017 where they were both selected to be a part of a Naval leadership development cadre in Washington DC. It was through this training that they began to forge a friendship and engage in deep meaningful conversations. Dustin said when he met Krishon he was in a place where we was challenging ideas in his life: his faith, his posture towards race and his view of women…. So that when he entered the leadership program he wanted to challenge himself, he wanted and made a conscious choice to be with people who were different than him, who didn't look like him. He wanted to be in a different relationship and had a posture of learning and listening. Krishon acknowledged that on the surface is didn't look like they had a lot in common but they were both husbands and fathers who were away from their families. The friendship was cultivated through mutual interests.  The time in DC made it easy to continue their relationship when they left their time. They talked and emailed for those two years up until COVID and then they started weekly ZOOM calls. It was Dustin who added the dynamic of listening to podcasts and discussing books. The discussions have been challenging. Dustin said there was a deepening and a continuing of their relationship that may not have come naturally before they added outside content to their discussions. It was a new layer of vulnerability that they intentionally leaned into. They chose to engage and be willing to engage in those difficult conversations within the safety of their friendship.The first thing that Dustin did as he began to engage in difficult conversations and in building trust in his relationship was admitting there were things he didn't know. He walked alongside his wife going to grad school and he questioned and challenged things she was learning along the way. So to come into a cross-racial relationship we have to change our posture: there are thing you don't know, and you don't know that you don't know them until you engage someone else's pain and struggle.For Krishon it wasn't difficult to engage with Dustin because of his own upbringing. He said he didn't to make anything easy and just “coast” for the sake of building relationship. Dustin acknowledged that Krishon is not responsible for Dustin's journey as a white person, but Krishon has been willing to engage and go along with Dustin on the journey. It was a willingness to go along together.[Long gap 12:42-48]Danielle says our area is really white and they met in a different part of the country that is very different from Kitsap and more diverse. That is the challenge for our area in the NW, that while there are people of color, there aren't many. The importance is looking at the diversity within the whole country. There is power is looking at another person's face, it humanizes them. And you become more human to each other. Dustin says after living in (and loving) a culturally and racial diverse area like DC. it is difficult to come back to a predominantly white area and feel like “how in the world can I engage culture and diversity and equality?”Maggie says there is a lack of interest or lack of engagement in cross cultural relationships in our area. The important thing is, like Dustin said, coming from a place of interest and posture of wanting to be challenged. It is an intentional seeking out of people who are different than you. We must have a posture of learning and humility (admitting you don't know everything). Maggie asked about a tool or resource that Dustin and Krishon used during their discussions of race and race relations. Krishon mentioned the book “Woke Church: An Urgent Call for Christians in America to Confront Racism and Injustice” by Eric Mason. He encouraged Dustin to read it  since Krishon had read it with some friends. Krishon said that honestly a lot of their conversations just flowed organically—“When you have a black man and a white man having race conversations who have all the text you need is right there.” They just share their experiences. One experience they had in DC was that they went out for a run and afterward Krishon asked Dustin if he wanted to get coffee. Dustin said he didn't bring anything. Krishon was shocked because when he leaves for a run he brings his ID and debit card just in case someone wants to challenge his movement today. Dustin probably never had to prove his identity. Ahmaud Arbury of course highlighted this even more but to this Dustin day doesn't ever go on a run without thinking about his run with Krishon. Dustin says that experiences and stories impact us but they have to come out of relationship. Sure they've shared books together like “Why We Can't Wait,” by MLK, but it's their relationship that impacts them the most. There are a lot of resources but you'll get so much more out of real relationship. Danielle says, “Information does nothing for people. Read this book, get this information, look at these stats. They can believe them or not. But people walk away unchanged.” At times she says she is glad people read books but then she thinks she's sad they are reading it because they will have more information and do nothing about it. What Dustin and Krishon are talking about is having Intentional Proximity, and it has give and take on both sides. Krishon says you can say you have a really good friend but if you're not willing to share the hard parts, than it's not the real thing: We need to share our frustrations with people who don't look like us, because when we share our frustrations with people who look like us and think like us, they have the same frustration. The point is for understanding (not to carry it). Danielle asks how do you know someone understands, if they have actually internalized what they've heard?Krishon says it is them having follow up questions in response to what you've shared. If all they have to say is “ok” or “I understand,” then I have to question whether they actually do understand.  The questions show that the wheels are turning. Krishon gives Dustin a lot of credit because he also goes into action, doing further research to engage. Understanding means they are investing. Dustin says that understanding is a journey not a destination. He can look back on his life and see where he has grown and changed. Dustin acknowledges that he isn't “there” and that he has more learning and understanding, to challenge assumptions and continually engage. An assumption that he has challenged recently is “I understand history.” He grew up loving history, his favorite subject in school. He has realized over the past couple of weeks how little history he knows. There are big absences in his learning of history and as well as a lack of different perspectives of history. Maggie says even the term history shows how binary our thinking is, as if there is a single narrative that comes out of an experience. There are many histories and perspectives, not a single history or a single perspective. There is more than one way to see what has happened. We need to take what we have learned and ask, “is this it or is there more to the story?”Krishon doesn't think he's had any assumptions challenged by his meeting and becoming friends with Dustin. The first thing he saw in Dustin was his faith, and how they are both men of faith. That's why he wanted to be friends with Dustin through their leadership course. If anything the assumption there was that if they are both men of faith then you have issues with some social things happening in our society.Maggie asked how their faith has influenced their friendship and their discussion about what is also happening in our country around race? Krishon believes the church is failing here; they should be the change and should be on the forefront of making a positive change in race relationships and unity in the church body.Dustin says he'd like to say that their faith gives them more hope. They have had difficult conversations challenging the church around the predominantly white male church leading in an area that they don't have expertise in. What the church should be, can be and is not. There are some examples of people being the church, the Allender Center podcast about challenging theology. There's just a lot of challenging conversations about church right now. Danielle thinks that's the hard part—you want to stay connected to the body to our community but we don't have faith leaders who are leading in this area. So when we look around Danielle says, “Maybe we're the leaders.” Leading from our houses, from where ever  we are… Using our voices to encourage the church, to call on the church to change, to read the scriptures in another way, to look a history in another way, to embrace each other another way. Dustin says it is more than just race and diversity... it's also about gender equality. We need to be asking how does the church approach people, how are people represented in the church? There are a lot of facets. Krishon says it's also defining of racism. Until we can have as many sermons on racism that we do on tithing only then can get somewhere. Racism is a heart issue. There needs to be repentance in dealing with racism. It's not going to be easy sermons on racism but they are necessary for change. ---Krishon is reading: A Black Woman's History of the United States by Daina Ramey Berry and Kali N. GrossKrishon is listening to: The Leadership Podcast with Craig Groeschel, The HBR Idea Cast, The Daily PodcastKrishon is inspired by: the drive and consistency in this movement. Dustin is reading: The Woke Church by Eric MasonDustin is listening to: 1619 Podcast, The HBR Podcast, The Allender Center PodcastDustin is inspired by: Stories Krishon has completed his Master's in Mentorship and has been building up some writing and getting his website launched for a mentorship and coaching program. Check it out at  www.krishonallen.com To connect with Krishon on instagram @krishon_tTwitter is @therealkrishonTo connect with Dustin on his blog Axe Handle Hikes

On this episode- The guys sit down and discuss the unlawful killings of George Floyd,Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbury. R.I.P Gone but never forgotten

On this episode, the fella's discuss their preferred vacation spot now that states are opening up. Updates and thoughts on the cases for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, & Ahmaud Arbury, while briefly covering the incident in Atlanta, GA involving two police officers fatally shooting Rayshard Brooks, may they all R.I.P.. The NBA has a target date of July 31st, the guys share their thoughts on who will win it all and keeping with sports, reacting to commissioner Roger Goodell apology video. Would you have a joint Facebook account? Marcus and Deon wrap up the show with an interview featuring Autumn Gilbert(@_aenid_), owner of Praying With Purpose(@prayingwithpurpose_). Our first female guest, a young black entrepreneur following her passion and faith! #InThaFieldPodcast #InThaField #InThaFieldwithMarcusandDeon #AquarianTalk #Anchor #Spotify #PrayingwithAPurpose #SupportBlackBusinesses #SmallBusinessAdministration --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inthafieldpodcast/support

On this episode of The Critical Hour, Dr. Wilmer Leon is joined by Dr. Yolandra Hancock, who is a public health expert with a focus on health disparities; a professor at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University; and a board-certified pediatrician and obesity medicine specialist who provides best-in-class health and wellness care to children and adolescents who are fighting childhood obesity.In spite of what many people in positions of leadership in the US and throughout the world are saying or not saying, when you look at the rates of infection for COVID-19 in their true, international context, the pandemic isn't ending — it's surging. In the wake of the extrajudicial murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbury and Breonna Taylor, House Democrats led by the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) unveiled the Justice in Policing Act of 2020 this week. The CBC pulled out their kente cloth props and took a knee with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) in one of the worst photo opportunities of all time to promote the legislation. November 3, Election Day in the US, is still five months away, but the battle for the ballot rages on. Democrats are challenging a rule in Arizona that could toss out "thousands" of mail-in votes in the state, Reuters reported Wednesday. The Democratic National Committee is suing Arizona's secretary of state, seeking to give voters five business days following a federal election to correct ballots that weren't signed properly, which are not counted under the state's current election rules. GUESTS: Dr. Yolandra Hancock — Board-certified pediatrician and obesity medicine specialist who combines her hands-on clinical experience and public health expertise with her passion for building vibrant families and communities by providing patient-empowering, best-in-class health and wellness care to children and adolescents who are fighting childhood obesity. Margaret Kimberley — Editor and senior columnist at Black Agenda Report and author of the book "Prejudential: Black America and the Presidents." Dr. Emmit Riley — Assistant professor of Africana studies at DePauw University.

We continue to revisit updates in the tragedy that is the Ahmaud Arbury case.We also give a brief salute to Breonna Taylor. Then we take a minute to dream like Jeff Bezos.

Candace & Brenden get real candid in their talks on the recent tragedies of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbury. The two expressed their thoughts on different league's statements on racial injustice and what needs to be done moving forward. Follow on Social: @OOMLpodcast @CandaceDCooper @HUCosell

Hey Listeners, This week's episode is a tough conversation to have but a necessary one. I discuss the unjust killing of Ahmaud Arbury by the hands of three white men and Breonna Taylor by the hands of police officers. This is an issue that the black community continues to deal with and one that we all as a nation need to address and find a solution to. It is no secret that America is rooted in racism and oppression but this isn't the type of nation or society we want our children growing up in. Join me as we discuss these difficult issues. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foreignladypod/support

On the Mother's Day edition of Dads Watching Sports, the Dads are joined by the Wives! That's right, Suzanne Draper, Emma Kirk and Lauren Castles join the show to help their spouses choose the winner of our inaugural Best Sports Movie of All-Time Bracket and discuss what the COVID-19 quarantine has been like for them. The Dads also discuss the newly released NFL Schedule, The Last Dance, President Trump's plea to Professional Sports Leagues and how to talk to your children about sad and horrific events in the world, like the tragedy involving Ahmaud Arbury.