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Jemele Hill has made a name for herself speaking truth to power as a journalist. She is also masterful at synthesizing the intersection of sports and politics. During his first administration, Hill was willing to go where many of her peers wouldn't when she famously called out Donald Trump. Jen Psaki sits down with the “Spolitics” host and Atlantic writer to get her take on what she thinks Democrats should be doing to show voters they are willing to fight back. Want to listen to this show without ads? Sign up for MSNBC Premium on Apple Podcasts.

After putting in work for the set and beating the case with an openly bias judge, Proud Boys Gang Member, Kyle Rittenhouse, fails to grift off his own name. This story is coming to you from Phoenix Calida's show notes and I had no idea how ridiculous it got with this guy. From ANDREA JEFFERSON "I don't have to explain to most of you who Kyle Rittenhouse is. He's the 21-year-old who shot three men, two fatally, during the civil unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August 2020, when he was aged 17. Rittenhouse was acquitted at his trial in November 2021, and testified that he had acted in self-defense. We all saw the videos. A minor possessed a gun of war that he shouldn't have had, and killed two men. He's awful. And in the years since, all he has wanted to do is become a MAGA spokesman. And mostly, he's been allowed. There are tons of photos of him with Donald Trump, the Trump family, as well as many other top MAGA figures. If there's a MAGA event, he's there. But do you know who he's not there for? His mother Wendy and his sister Faith. At least that's according to Faith Rittenhouse's GoFundMe looking to raise money so they don't get evicted. And what Faith wrote was rather heartbreaking." Here is a link to the full article: https://www.politicalflare.com/2024/06/kyle-rittenhouses-mother-and-sister-are-being-evicted-and-kyle-is-refusing-to-help-them/?utm_source=ground.news&utm_medium=referral

What’s Trending: A law called the "Keep Families Together Act" is being called into question after a child died after the father who got custody was on fentanyl and was not capable of being a parent. A king County Metro bus crashed into and indoor skate park in Seattle. // An article in the Seattle Times claims that police accountability is not the enemy of public safety. The article cites the Geroge Floyd incident without mentioning anything about Floyd that could have contributed to his death. // Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is not happy with the number of migrants flooding the state. One park has had razor wire deployed and Gov. Abbott cites that the Constitution allows each state to defend their borders.  

The Consumer Electronics Show, the largest tech show in the world kicks off this week and we're excited about all the announcements, especially the things that actually exist. Apple officially announced the pre-order and launch dates of the Vision Pro mixed reality headset and guest host TechSavvyDiva is contemplating getting one.The Black tech talent gap is widening and it could cost Black households $350 billion by 2030.And post Geroge Floyd murder DEI initiatives at big tech companies had about a three-year run.Link to Show Notes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New, news in the Geroge Floyd case caught our boy's attention.  Like a new bourbon bar in town the three Amigos have to investigate.  Are the officers involved really guilty or victims of a political, cultural media narrative?  As for bourbon, The Rodinator try's something new, Houd Dog goes with his old stand-by and SLO enjoys some mountain brew. As for you our friend, you enjoy the ride.   Support the show Please find us on Facebook @ Bourbon Badges On Twitter @ Badgesbourbon On Instagram @ bourbon and badges, the podcast As always, Enjoy the Ride Drink responsibly. Never drink and drive.

It's a beautiful time to be in conversation with the lovely Tara Thomas. Tara is a chef, community organizer, and co-founder of the nonprofit, Breaking Bread, and also provides consulting and creative direction in the world of food. In this episode, we chat about her deep hunger (literally) and passion for food ethics and how that evolved into a career focused on bringing awareness to people's authority over their wellbeing.  Tara shares how it was important for her work life and personal life to blend, and we discuss Tara's vision dedicated to food politics and change the world, as well as the importance of rest in contrast to buzzy creative energy. Plus, Tara shares her relationships to fungi and mushrooms and we compare notes on what kind of mushroom we're currently foraging.  We can all bring more awareness and appreciation to our food. Tara believes that food sovereignty allows us to understand where our food comes from and serves as gudiance for bringing ethical standards throughout every process of producing food — it affects everything and everyone involved.  This is a beautiful conversation about creativity, community, and how food sovereignty can provide authority in our own life to nourish ourselves and our communities.  Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on your favorite podcast platform.  Topics Covered: Tara's entrance into food and imagination as a kid How dropping out of school was Tara's way of finding authority  Tara's interest in studying food politics and the ethics behind food   The story of Breaking Bread's launch during the Geroge Floyd protests Rest as resistance in comparison to the energetic creative buzz Tara's love of foraging and what mushrooms have taught her Guest Info:  Follow Tara on Instagram @cheftarathomas Following Breaking Bread on Instagram @breakingbread.ny Follow Me: Follow me on Instagram: @tonyapapanikolove  Follow Rainbo on Instagram: @rainbomushrooms  Shop Rainbo: rainbo.com

World Without Parler, Day 16: America in Crisis (or at least this American) If you were on Parler, you can follow this podcast on Getter, @LRPodcast. We're coming up on the third anniversary of the Liberty Relearned (LR) Podcast. Just as one assault on our freedoms due to the ACA (Obamacare) prompted me to launch LibertyRelearned.com eight years ago, another crisis of our freedoms prompted me to launch this podcast in May of 2020. At that time, we were in the depths of the Covid hysteria and the truncation of our rights that came with it. Soon after, were the riots, looting, and arson that surrounded the Geroge Floyd protesters. After Alvin Bragg took a sledgehammer to the idea of equal justice when he indicted former president Trump, now Soros-backed prosecutor is on the radar of Conservatives, and fans of law and justice in general, St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner, and not in a good way. An article in Just the News decribes that a St. Louis judge to appoint special attorney in contempt case against Soros-backed prosecutor. Soros apparently believes that too many people of color are being accused and convicted of crimes, so he's decided in the name of equity, to back with millions of dollars, prosecutors and DA's that won't be hard on crime and in prosecuting less criminals, create equity for what are believed to be oppressed minorities. His approach fails to protect the victims, many of whom are also people of color and their communities. Far away from the reality of the dystopia they've helped create, and insulated from their bad decisions, the leftist elite see you as just a notional being, something to be manipulated and controlled with their perverse carrot-and-stick approach. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jp-mac/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jp-mac/support

Rundown -    Terrance Roberts - 07:59   Dedication to Juniper Eddy Kay - 01:53:05   Troubadour Dave Gunders - 01:56:59   "Talking In Tongues" by Dave Gunders - 02:21:08   Terrance Roberts talks about everything, including Donald Trump in this provocative episode. Roberts knows the state court system through many criminal justice encounters as the defendant. Now, Roberts, the reformed revolutionary, wants to be mayor of his native Denver.   Show starts with a pointed monologue intro on the meaning of the Trump indictment and the ominous disappointment felt when hearing Republican leaders with microphones take the side of Trump against any and all prosecutions. Sad shock expressed at the willingness of Caplis, Brauchler to countenance Trump after his J6 pledge at Waco, his dinner with Nazis, and his bat to head of DA Bragg.    Terrance Roberts loved his native Holly neighborhood of Denver so much, he was willing to die for his hood. And his gang. Roberts (Showbizz) was a major Denver gang member, who rightfully spent a decade in prison, and then reformed. Listen to that fascinating journey, and get a taste of life behind bars.   Host explains his role in trying to solve and prosecute gang homicides, including his response on A Homicide Duty to the 1988 murder of teen Cameron Smith for wearing a red hat as he rode his bike in northeast Denver. Roberts knew the story and the legend, but got educated on things known to the former top prosecutor in Denver. https://www.westword.com/news/the-original-gangster-rap-5054708   While incarcerated, Roberts exercised his body and mind, and then dedicated himself to helping others with his racial justice, and anti-gang message and organization. When the Holly shopping center burned down in 2008, Terrance Roberts stepped in with peaceful solutions, and obvious leadership skills. Along the way, Terrance Roberts' dream of positivity at the Holly went up in gunsmoke.   Terrance Roberts got charged with the shooting of another member of the gang with which he previously affiliated. Fearing for his life, Terrance Roberts went and got his gun, and shot a man numerous times at a public event. Roberts was arrested and charged with Attempted First Degree Murder by the Denver DA's Office. It is the subject of the hit book and movie titled, The Holly. https://thehollyfilm.com/   Terrance Roberts testified at his attempted murder trial, and experienced skillful cross-examination by Denver Chief Deputy DA Henry Cooper. The trial was full of dramatic twists and turns. Along the way, Roberts publicly vented against elected Denver DA Mitch Morrissey for treating him too harshly. When compared to Trump's castigations of NY prosecutor Bragg, Roberts ably defends himself.    Listen to how Terrance Roberts became a Denver racial justice protester and a community leader. In wake of Geroge Floyd murder, Terrance Roberts helped lead racial justice groups that were infiltrated by FBI informant, Mickey, as described in Alphabet Boys podcast (our Episode 138). Listen to Terrance Roberts describe his attitude towards Mickey and Alphabet Boys.   Terrance Roberts brings hard-earned, fascinating, and provocative perspectives to this wide open Denver mayor's race. He knows the streets of northeast Denver, and the impact of culture and poverty. Terrance Roberts demonstrates that he has an inquisitive mind, sharp intellect, and a desire to help people. Roberts now gets recognized on American streets because of the success of The Holly movie, which is terrific entertainment. So is Roberts on this podcast.   Show Troubadour Dave Gunders rocks and rolls the end of the show with his lively conversation, and outstanding song titled, "Talking in Tongues." The origin of the song is discussed along with the legal travails of now indicted Donald Trump in his native NYC. Perfect place for prosecuting the Big Apple's homegrown monster. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3e-8WoYM9Pk   Trump gave green light for violence to his followers, by singing an anthem with the J6 prisoners, promising them exonerations, and dining at Mar-a-Lago with neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes, and Kanye West. Despite this authoritarian dinner, and the bat to Bragg's head picture Trump posted, the GOP and R/W pundits stay with the defeated former president who'll be arraigned on Tuesday, the same day Denver votes for Mayor. What a consequential Tuesday upcoming.   What a country, city, and state. What a world, what a life, what a day. The April Fools edition of The Craig Silverman Show is no joke. Terrance Roberts is a serious candidate for Denver mayor. MAGA might be funny (president pokes porn star) if it was not so serious. Enjoy this show.

Rundown -    Troubadour Dave Gunders and Craig talk current events - 03:34   "Billy B and the Fair Skinned Girl" by Dave Gunders - 18:56   Julian Rubinstein and Terrance Roberts - The Holly - 25:34   Terrance Roberts for Denver Mayor - 01:12:41   The Holly is an acclaimed book by Julian Rubinstein now made into a documentary which will be the featured film at the Denver Film Festival at the Ellie Caulkins' Theater.  https://denverfilmfestival.eventive.org/schedule/632dd69f686c180029ef4893   Julian Rubenstein returns after his fascinating first interview on Ep. 49 when we discussed his new book, The Holly. This page-turning true Denver Park Hill crime story is a court drama too. https://www.thecraigsilvermanshow.com/podcast/episode/3997d8e8/episode-49-denver-streets   The star of The Holly is former Bloods gang member terrance Roberts who explains why he joined a gang, how he beat his attempted murder rap in Denver, and the reasons he should be elected now to be Denver Mayor. https://www.terrancerobertsformayor.com/   We discuss relations between blacks and Jews in light of Kanye West and Donald Trump antisemitism controversies. Political violence is discussed with Roberts who led Geroge Floyd and Elijah McClain protests. Now, Roberts gives us behind the scenes insights.   Dave Gunders gets this excellent episode going with a song about crime at a Holly coffee shop named Billy B and the Fair Skinned Girl. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLoy0P2NdKo Show Troubadour and host gut react to the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi and the Musk takeover of Twitter.   The Craig Silverman Show - Every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Colorado time

Full Ep #362 Of The Clay Edwards Show On 103.9 WYAB   1. The question of the day was me asking to hear the best pranks you've ever pulled on someone or had pulled on you, however our good friend Derrick calls into the show and starts talking about the recent Capitol Police shooting and the fall out from it..... All hell breaks loose after that, enjoy. 2. The Clay Edwards Show favorite angry democrat (Thomas) calls into the show and may or may not have died from a heart attack live on air (RIP THOMAS) 3. Rod calls in with the call of the day 4. Another local democrat disagrees with Clay Check out my website & all of my social channels by clicking my link tree at www.solo.to/clayedwards

Former Cowboys running back Marion Barber III has died at the age of 38. ABC News put on Twitter " the former Dallas Cowboys ,running back who scored plenty of touchdowns without recording a 1,000 yard season, has died". Really? Last week the Washington Post put out a tweet commemorating the two year anniversary of Geroge Floyd's death. The only problem is they said Floyd was shot and killed in police custody. No wonder why so many people don't trust the news media anymore. What the hell has happened to journalism in this country? Just embarrassing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En otras noticias: Ercot afirma que están preparados para el alta demanda de energía y que garantizará el servicio durante el fin de semana.Policía de Dallas investiga la muerte de un adolescente que fue baleado y llevado por un grupo de jóvenes a un hospital.Informe especial: conozca las propuestas de alivios fiscales que se votarán este fin de semana.DART ofrecerá transporte gratuito hacia las casillas de votación.Abbott propone eliminar la educación pública gratuita para los niños inmigrantes. 

This week on Dismantle Racism, Rev. Dr TLC welcomes best selling author Eva Medilek.We are all deeply connected, even though we imagine ourselves to be different from one another based on race, class, gender, and more. We create narratives that prevent us from seeing the wounds of others and/or about whether we are capable of  disrupting systems that perpetuate those wounds. Even when we are similar, we might find ourselves shying away from addressing the hurts and pains thrown at us. Do you ever wonder how you fit into the puzzle of ending oppressive systems? Join Rev. Dr. TLC and her guest, Eva Medilek, as they discuss the intimacy of race and the shifts that each of us can take to move us forward in our journey to end racism.  Eva will discuss how she changed her professional practices and the importance of communication in creating safe spaces for people of color. Tune in for this important conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here. Segment 1 To start the show, Rev. Dr. TLC introduced her guest, best-selling author Eva Medilek. Eva talked about teaching individuals how to engage in communication. Eva later adds on the importance of staying grounded as an individual and having morning routines to set up success markers.Segment 2 Following the first break, Eva talks about what made her “shift” in her work. She says the murder of Geroge Floyd gave her an awakening which led her to want to teach white people how to speak up correctly. As a result, Eva created an allyship awareness form to have powerful black women speak and have white people listen.Segment 3In the third segment, Eva speaks on the importance of continuing the work of the people who worked hard for us in the past. Next, Eva goes into detail in her book The Intimacy Of Race. Lastly,  Eva tells the story of how her father was Martin Luther King Jr bodyguard, leading to a robust discussion of the difficulties of black cops.Segment 4For the last segment, a conversation revolving around listening and creating a safe space. The conversation started with a unique framework Eva used for listening. Eva discussed the importance of listening to understand the fact. This segment speaks volumes about how we can move forward together as a people.

In honor of Black History Month we wanted to share the story of Herbert Lee's absolutely senseless murder with the hope that the we can continue to work towards change for the better. Since we first ran this episode, I am happy to report that Derek Chauvin pleaded guilty to violating Geroge Floyd's civil rights and finally admitted to keeping his knee on George's neck even after he was unresponsive. In December 2021, Derek was sentenced to twenty-two and a half years in prison. Originally broadcast July 15, 2020.Written and narrated by Schuyler Fastenau and produced by Daniel Jones. Additional voices by Maurice Whitfield, Tamara Perry, Jeremy Staple, Walker Barnes, Jermell Deshauan, and Sheatarra Ervin. Cover artwork by Catherine Fastenau.Follow us on:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OGDeadtimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theoriginaldeadtimestories/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeadtimeStoriesPodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DeadtimeThe

This week we discussed Adolph Reed Jr.'s work on race reductionism and an article written in Current Affairs by Bertrand Cooper. In it, Bertrand proposes that the current push for diversity in Hollywood is partially motivated by the slayings of Geroge Floyd, but those positions are all being filled by the 1%.Check out our reviews of the Amazon Prime series Them, on our Patreon @ Patreon.com/theuncolonized

On today’s episode: Alex talks about Geroge Floyd’s death anniversary, how the Texas Gov. is defunding their police force, a 10th grad prep school learning about porn, and MORE. LIVE. Unmuted Nation is a daily culture, entertainment & political TV show/podcast hosted by @AlexUnmuted on @bossfmradio's Talk Channel #TALK.

George Floyd's killer was recently indicted on all three counts of second-degree murder. Today's episode features my bro Purvis Cornish, who eloquently discusses the Floyd trial, blackness in the midst of experiencing continuous death at the hands of police and how we in a certain semblance can embody Derek Chauvin's actions in our lives. Tap in.

On the April 21, 2021 episode of Liberal Dan Radio we will be discussing the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial. What does it mean? Do we think it will stand up on the appeal we know is coming. Why should we not be too excited about this?  We will also be discussing what happened with Makiyah Bryant, why people are hypocrites with her and Kyle Rittenhouse, and why the "good guy with the gun" theory is blown out the window with this police shooting. There's also the death of Andrew Brown. We are still waiting on details about that.  Those topics, headlines, Words of Redneck Wisdom, Hypocrite of the Week, the Just Money Minute, and more every Wednesday at 8PM Central on Liberal Dan Radio, Talk From The Left, That's Right.  If you are listening after the live broadcast you can leave comments on the show thread at liberaldan.com, on the Liberal Dan Facebook page, and @liberaldanradio on Twitter.  Want more Liberal Dan? Check out the Liberal Dan Radio Minicast.  And remember, you can become a Liberal Dan Radio Patreon. Support the podcast or the minicast. If you don't feel like a subscription, you can always Buy Me A Cider.  “Hypocrite of the Week” – Music: If I Had a Chicken – Kevin MacLeod  

Kamishna Mkuu wa haki za binadamu kwenye Umoja wa Mataifa Michelle Bachelet, amesema kitendo cha aliyekuwa polisi nchini Marekani kupatikana na hatia katika mauaji ya mmarekani mweusi Geroge Floyd  ni cha kihistoria na kwamba matokeo mengine ya kesi hiyo yangalikuwa kituko kwa haki.  Anold Kayanda na maelezo zaidi. Katika taarifa yake aliyotoa leo mjini Geneva, Uswisi, Bi. Bachelet amesema kitendo cha jana ushahidi wa ujasiri wa familia ya marehemu huyo na watu wengine waliotaka kuwepo kwa haki. 

Auxxcord starts off discussing the Geroge Floyd trial and its potential implications (0:40) while Rico and Sundance give their thoughts on it as well. Rico discusses the negative implications of the potential Vaccine Passport (21:25) which the crew strongly is against getting and having. And to wrap it all up, the crew dives into the virtual signaling of posting your vaccine shot records (32:38).

THE SHOW TODAY WILL CENTER AROUND THE DEREK CHAUVIN TRAIL WHO IS ON TRIAL FOR MURDERING GEORGE FLOYD OVER A COUNTERFEIT TWENTY DOLLAR BILL LAST YEAR. TWO CITIES AROUND THE COUNTRY ARE PROPOSING AND PAYING LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES GUARANTEED INCOME STIPENDS TO HELP OFFSET FINANCIAL NEEDS DURING THE PANDEMIC. WE WILL ALSO DISCUSS PRESIDENT BIDEN’S INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN. PLEASE JOIN ME ON THE SHOW TODAY FOR GREAT DISCUSSION AND INSIGHT INTO TRENDING TOPICS OF THE DAY. THE CALL-IN NUMBER IS (347) 838-8622 THE CHATROOM LINK IS: HTTPS://WWW.BLOGTALKRADIO.COM/MRTALK

By standers felt helpless to stop the killing of Geroge Floyd.

Vi får en øjenvidneberetning fra de lejre i Syrien, hvor de danske børn sidder fanget. En af verdens mest ventede retssager starter i USA, hvor en hvid betjent er sigtet for drabet på Geroge Floyd. Vi hører om Quanons exitstrategier , kinesisk "kommunist-turisme" og om Mogadishus første kvindelige Tuk-Tuk chauffør. Og så har en cubansk rapgruppe skabt store problemer for styret på Cuba.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is not the 1800’s we know right from wrong.

(Recorded Thurs.Nov.26th.2020) - Special appearance by Camille Dundas of ByBlacks.com . . . Solitair, Reddy & Nina discuss the new pandemic restrictions in the city and the Adamson BBQ fiasco; this week marks six months since Geroge Floyd's murder; Megan Thee Stallion's ex-bff drops a diss track updates, the Grammys and more!! Hashtag every Saturday on Vibe 105.5FM 10am w/ @SolitairMusic @DJReddyFox @NoBetterNina - - CHECK OUT OUR HASHTAG ARCHIVE ON OUR MIXCLOUD PAGE

Unit 12 Protests against Police Racism Are Rising in the US 種族向來是美國社會數一數二的重要議題，2020 年 5 月，Geroge Floyd 之死再度引爆全美反種族歧視的聲浪，他被警方盤查時遭受不當對待，並因而死亡。值此時刻，讓 A+ 帶著大家了解美國種族歧視的狀況、抗議群眾的訴求，以及我們要如何促成一個更美好更平等的社會。

This week Farai Chideya dives into how federal judges are central in the fight to protect reproductive health with Alexis McGill Johnson of Planned Parenthood. We break down the steps in creating more inclusive representation with the cofounders of Women of Color for Progress. Also, understanding how students of HBCUs are mobilizing for the upcoming election, and lifetime activist Dolores Huerta reminisces about her advocacy over the years. Correction:  We incorrectly stated that Dolores Huerta was awarded the Medal of Freedom in 2000. She was a 2011 Medal of Freedom recipient; the honor was delivered by President Obama in 2012.Episode Rundown1:11 Alexis McGill Johnson, CEO of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, talks about how the new Supreme Court appointment could impact Americans’ reproductive rights.5:28 How the upcoming election will affect access to healthcare for all Americans. 8:36 Women of Color for Progress cofounders Amanda Farías and Karen Coronel talk about running for local office and motivating more women to represent their communities. 11:27 Farías explains how to take the plunge into politics, even if you have no prior experience. 13:31 Errin Haines details her four-hour journey to cast an early vote.15:13 Haines breaks down voter suppression and voter depression. 17:10 Our SPEAK segment explores the top issues that our listeners are sharing with us.  18:22 Delece Smith-Barrow talks about the importance of this election to students at HBCUs. 22:03 Ruth Umoh dives into how Black business women have been affected by the pandemic. 23:48 Umoh describes how the business and finance community has responded to the call for action after the death of Geroge Floyd.27:47 Our weekly Covid update talks about the record number of coronavirus cases, why more white Americans are getting sick, and how masks are stopping the spread of the virus.31:31 Dr. Ijeoma Nnodim Opara describes a recent encounter with a police officer who was not wearing a mask. 33:18 “I recognized that the environments that we're in right now, politically, socially, culturally, economically as well, and that this will not be about public health. The most important thing was for me to get home safe to my babies right now.” Dr. Nnodim Opara reflecting on her identity and having to weigh the risks of an encounter with police.35:55 Alice Wong, founder and director of the Disability Visibility Project, talks about #CripTheVote and raising awareness for voters with disabilities. 39:25 Wong explains her fear of losing the Affordable Care Act and what it would mean for people with disabilities. 42:55 Dolores Huerta and her legacy of “Si se puede.”46:30 Huerta talks about her history with police violence and why she’d be at the protests happening right now if it wasn’t for Covid-19.47:56 Huerta talks about her experiences on the Playa at Burning Man, and why she thinks it should be a model for society at large.

Taylor has a story to tell and the animation to match. We spoke with this mounted archery (amongst other mounted combat) aficionado and she took her into her world of receiving her first bow, competing and perfecting her craft. Oh, did we mention she does all this while managing life with Lyme disease? Taylor is a force and we were thrilled to have her on the show because as you know, Caitlin is getting into mounted archery as well! Tune into this episode for a quick immersion into the archery world. Here is a link to Taylor's words on the controversial death of Geroge Floyd: https://www.facebook.com/taylor.harden.71/posts/10217913489252566 (https://www.facebook.com/taylor.harden.71/posts/10217913489252566) Shop YBE Merchandise at www.youngblackequestrians.com/shop (www.youngblackequestrians.com/shop) Support this podcast

The panic of COVID-19 and high-profile Black deaths like those of Breonna Taylor and Geroge Floyd have led to a rise in Black gun ownership around the country. A survey from the National Shooting Sports Foundation found that gun dealers reported a 58-percent increase in Black customers in 2020, the most rapid growth of any ethnic group. Twenty-four-year-old Jeneisha Harris is worried she could be another Breonna Taylor. Harris is a student and activist in Nashville, Tennessee. She grew up anti-gun, but feels vulnerable and wonders if she should arm herself. On this episode of Into America, Jeneisha Harris tells Trymaine Lee about the pros and cons she’s weighing as she decides whether to get a gun. And Lee speaks with Philip Smith, the head of the National African American Gun Association about the long tradition of Black gun ownership, and why he thinks all Black people should be armed. For a transcript, please visit https://www.msnbc.com/intoamerica.Further Reading: Pandemic pushes U.S. gun sales to all-time high The Age of Trump Is Producing More Black Gun Owners

A rollercoaster of an episode. Thanks for tuning in this week. The office, Geroge Floyd, Love, and Beruit are some of the many topics we discuss this week. 0:00 Intro 2:15 What is the best hard seltzer 6:00 Young people and Covid 7:45 Office references 13:10 Geroge Floyd police body footage & our polarized society 17:30 How would we fix the Human race 29:25 Fame, Fortune, and Good Genetics 33:30 Killing Them Softly Review [Spoilers] 42:58 Beirut Explosion 53:00 How to describe 2020 55:55 The future is now --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/white-claw-wednesdays/message

In this episode I look at Strauder v. West Virginia (1880), the first in a long line of cases dealing with discrimination in the jury selection process. Jury duty is a very important topic in the history of black rights. I believe that it is just as important, if not more than the right the vote. And this country has a long history of intentionally excluding blacks for juries, which has allowed whites guilty of brutal crimes against black to go free (e.g. George Zimmerman). It has also led to countless blacks being sent to prison by a jury that is not comprised of their peers. As we look to see if the murderers of Ahmaud Arbery and Geroge Floyd are brought to justice, the composition of the jury will be critical. I anticipate that the defense attorney(s) will attempt to knock all the black people off the jury. Hopefully, the state won't allow it, but I'm not holding my breath. I wrote more about the long history of discrimination on juries and you can read by clicking on the link below Article: http://www.palookesworld.com/i-do-not-know-of-any-negro-a-brief-history-on-the-exclusion-of-blacks-from-juries-in-america/ Twitter: @plaookesworld Instagram: @palookesworld www.palookesworld.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvWkh1FxD-EbUQRAxmou37Q

When it comes to race relations, 2020 has caught a lot of us off guard. When protests broke out in response to the killing of Geroge Floyd, we saw diverse crowds out in the streets. More and more white people began asking what they could do to uproot the racism that plagues America. These conversations on race are crucial. But as writer Damon Young points out, they can also be really strange.Damon Young is Black, a senior editor at The Root, and founder of the blog Very Smart Brothas. He’s also the author of “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Blacker.” Young noticed an uncomfortable pattern: more and more white people want to start conversations about race. He says there’s a time and a place to talk about things like police violence, lynching, and slavery. That time is not while he’s taking a walk around his neighborhood or standing in line for ice cream.Young wrote about his experience in a New York Times op-ed entitled, “Yeah, Let’s Not Talk About Race––Unless you pay me.” On this episode of Into America, Trymaine Lee talks with Young about how he finds humor in these moments and how it shapes his work as a Black writer.For a transcript, please visit https://www.msnbc.com/intoamerica.Further Reading and Listening:Yeah, Let’s Not Talk About Race. Unless you pay me.The first time I realized what my Blackness meantInto an American Uprising: White Accountability

Bob and Eric discuss the wave of protests around the world in the wake of Geroge Floyd's death at the hands of U.S. law enforcement, the impassioned Black Lives Matter movement for racial equality, and why this moment in history resembles the social and cultural climate of the 1960s and the passage of the Civil Rights Act. Hoban Law Group created The Hoban Minute to get closer to our network, highlight the many voices that make up this multifaceted global industry and provide a broader perspective on cannabis, hemp, and marijuana international markets.  Contact Hoban Law Group for all your cannabusiness legal needs.

By Benjamin Reese In this episode, you will hear a weariness in both mine and Gregg’s voice. This podcast was recorded several weeks ago, just days after the news of Geroge Floyd’s murder and the protests, and these event still weighed heavily on us. To make sense of it, to find perhaps some solace or direction, we turn to Jesus and his words. I had asked Gregg about Luke 13. I guess I had found Jesus’s response frustratingly curt and his talk about sin and repentance out of place. To get me to see what Jesus had really been up to in this communication, Gregg dug into the cultural and historical context of Jesus’ day. The somewhat academic discussion concerning Galilee and the political power of Rome helped me to begin to see the relevance of Jesus’s communication, as I continued to try to make sense of what was happening in our country. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theologicalthoughts/support

In the wake of Geroge Floyd's death, a wave of people across the country rose up to demand social justice. But when will that wave crash? When will this movement, like those movements before it, die? Will it be in November, when young people traditionally skip out on casting their vote? Or will protesting be enough to change the foundation of a country under scrutiny?

Desde os primórdios, os negros são alvo de maus-tratos. E, com a assinatura da Lei Áurea, a maioria desses atores foram marginalizados e marcados pela miséria. Desta forma, o preconceito e a... Visite o site para conferir o conteúdo completo

In our first episode since the murder of Geroge Floyd, Kyle and Rae talk about what's going on in our country and the reality of their different American experiences. They also interview newly elected Coatesville Councilmember Nydea Graves, whom Kyle recently met at a Black Lives Matter march, who also happens to be friends with Rae! This episode was video recorded. You can find it on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_mtP8bcKVk For more info about the stuff we talk about: -Chester County Stands Up: https://chestercountystandsup.org -Shirts of the Coatesville Black Lives Matter March: https://www.tezshotit.com

Desde os primórdios, os negros são alvo de maus-tratos. E, com a assinatura da Lei Áurea, a maioria desses atores foram marginalizados e marcados pela miséria. Desta forma, o preconceito e a... Visite o site para conferir o conteúdo completo

Shamanic Mister Judith Blackburn talks about her new book Activating Your 5D Frequency: A Guidebook for the Journey into Higher Dimensions. We are in a great time of transition. Higher Frequency light is flooding our planet, awakening large numbers to reclaim our original nature as fifth-dimensional humans. Judith tells us how to access and live in the energy of 5D while being a spirit living a human's existence in 3D. Judith has gifted our listeners with a message regarding the energy around the death of Geroge Floyd from a 5D perspective, titled Current Events Through our 5D Eyes, which is posted below. Be sure to check it out. We talk about A detailed description of 5DHow Ascension will help our worldEpigenetics - We are encoded to be 5D beingsMorphic Fields and other 5D qualitiesHow COVID19 has forced us to acknowledge the importance of taking charge of our healthLiving with intentionVictim consciousness and shadow beliefsFuture self contactSeparation from sacred feminine to the sacred masculineThe importance of trusting and acting on your intuitionClearing our emotional fieldLiving in non-judgmentRe-visioning our past to vision our future Current Events Through our 5D Eyes. I cannot bear to watch the video of George Floyd's murder. It is heartbreaking. It is horrifying, and it is far from an isolated incident. What is unique is that it was captured on film, and we are forced to admit the racism, cruelty, abuse of power, and oppression that truly exists in this country and in our world.Masses of people are saying "no more!"  Most are saying this peacefully. We are being threatened with a militaristic response designed to silence us.  I pray that we will not be silenced.  We are seeing our collective shadow in one of its ugliest permutations.  How we respond will determine how much longer we will live on a planet filled with cruelty and suffering.I was recently asked in a radio interview with Monique Chapman to give a 5D perspective on this.  I did not do it as well as I would have liked:  I was too caught up in the pain and outrage... too caught up in 3D. How do we honor the anger and grief of a tortured and battered humanity, while simultaneously knowing that we can shift our frequency, open our hearts, and uplift ourselves to create a very different collective reality -- a reality formed from a spiritually awakened, empowered and compassionate populace who understands that we are all interconnected? When we are violent and cruel to another, we are only hurting ourselves. Hating another, no matter what the outer story, is really a projection of our self-hatred.  Fearing those who appear different from us reflects fear of our own uniqueness, and illuminates our internal fragmentation.I believe that George Floyd's soul agreed to be sacrificed to serve a higher good, to help wake us up and hopefully to propel us into a higher frequency, both individually and collectively.  If we are to honor this sacrifice, if we are truly to change our world, we need to not only send prayers, love and compassion to George Floyd's family, friends, community, and to all those who have been oppressed by the system, we also need to be able to send this to the oppressors and perpetrators of these horrors as well.  We need to not only acknowledge the realities and cruelties with which our society has treated people of color, we need to realize that those who act out these cruelties are profoundly damaged souls, disconnected from any loving source, suffering in their own way.  Then we need to go one step further:  we need to find the hatred and oppression that we carry in our own psyches.  We need to hold love and compassion for ourselves while we look within to identify and integrate our own shadow so that it will no longer show up in our outer world.In the early 1980's, I was at a spiritual conference where Elizabeth Kubler Ross was a keynote speaker.  Kubler Ross had grown up in Switzerland during WWII,

Positive Vibes is a collaboration of Elena Taylor-Bagger of Innovative Moms and Tami Goodwin of The Goodwin Home selling Team. These Ladies are on a mission to spread Positive Vibes by encouragement, education, and a much needed reality check . Stay tuned as these ladies share their knowledge and experiences that will surely capture your ears and hearts and nourish your minds. This episode is really close to our hearts. We are speaking about Geroge Floyd. What our stand is in what is happening around. We are firm believers that love has no color. It has no preference. Listen to this episode and hear our full opinion and feelings on the issue.

Der gewaltsame Tod von George Floyd ist der Auslöser für weltweite Demonstrationen gegen Rassismus und Polizeigewalt. Es gibt die Hoffnung, dass diesmal ein echter Wandel in den USA eintritt. Autor*innen: Julia Kastein, Arthur Landwehr und Torsten Teichmann Von Arthur Landwehr ; Thorsten Teichmann; Julia Kastein.

Tehran Von Ghasri is a half African American, half Iranian comedian who reads and speaks Farsi fluently. Originally, I wanted to interview Tehran to ask him about being raised in a half Iranian family and how his father managed to keep him interested in the Persian language and culture. However, our interview took place a couple weeks after the Black Lives Matter movement erupted in the United States and all over the world following the death of Geroge Floyd.

Even though #MargaretSanger was a Racist who would end up killing many tens of thousands of times more than the KKK ever dreamed of, we should Ignore her life and focused on the Movement (Planned Parenthood, Abortion) she started. Geroge Floyd is the same way, even though he lived a life that is by no … Continue reading The George Floyd/Margaret Sanger Memorial Scholarship

Protests in the rural towns of Western North Carolina for racial justice are growing into a movement. Molly Haithcock, 24 and Erykah Lasha, 22, didn't know each other until a few weeks ago even though both went to Franklin High School. Haithcock, who identifies as a black woman, says she was sickened by the killing of George Floyd and wanted to do something - anything: "I was like, 'I need to bring this to my hometown.' It's unfair that people are saying that it's not here just because they aren't living it," says Haithcock, referring to racism in Macon County. Haithcock, who grew up in Franklin while Lasha - who wasn't comfortable sharing her last name - moved to town from Minneapolis, Minnesota during high school. She says that when she saw the video of Geroge Floyd's death she recognized the street behind him. "I went to that grocery store every day after school to go get snacks because it's right down the street from my school," sats Lasha. 'It's just crazy." It's because of

The homicide of George Floyd has led to widespread protests in the US. Tens of thousands of demonstrators have been hitting the streets daily, from Minneapolis to New Orleans, and from New York to Los Angeles. But the protests aren’t limited to the US. For the past few weeks, protests and demonstrations have spread across the globe. Issues of police brutality, racism and injustice have plagued nations around the world, including Greece, where people are protesting in solidarity with the death of Geroge Floyd, while also advocating for systemic change in their country. Also, in France, the killing of George Floyd has invoked the memory of Adama Traoré, a black man who died in police custody there; protests in Belgium target statues of King Leopold II, the brutal colonizer of Congo and other countries in Africa; in Kenya, the death of George Floyd strikes a chord, as Kenyans look at police violence in their country; more than 100 African authors have signed a letter condemning the killing of African Americans at the hands of US police forces - Nigerian author Lola Shoneyin is one of them; and US based Nigerian writer, Sefi Atta, shares her experience of race and racism in America. Image: Youth protest with placards in front of riot police officers in Athens, Greece, during a rally against racism and police brutality and in support of the protests in the US, sparked by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis (Credit: Dimitris Lampropoulos/Getty Images)

We dive into the Geroge Floyd incident that has swept across America. Tyrone and Gilberto Joins me in looking into the current issues that we face in America about Race.The last half of the episode we cover the latest talk on the Challenge. Dee wins another elmination and we deep dive into the episode

On this episode of A Shot of Melanin, Michelle discusses the recent news of the passing of Geroge Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. As well as the current climate, from protest to industry contribution and support towards the #blacklivesmatter movement. Follow the podcast on : @ashotofmelaninFollow Michelle: @beingmimi_xoxMichelles blog ; https://ladxyveexox.wixsite.com/being-mimi--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashotofmelanin/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The year is 2020...or is it 1956...or perhaps 1963. It’s hard to tell as the Civil Rights movement seems to rears its head once again with the death of Mr. Geroge Floyd. The Non9to5er wants to know what is behind the continuing struggle of black Americans in the 21st century and what the nation can do to stomp out systematic racism in our democracy. Join Nick and Alexa as they discuss their understanding of the turmoil surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement and the search for change.      Resources https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?redir_token=u8cesjZFsxVe8TWyip9lK_4JA4R8MTU5MjA4NDA0OUAxNTkxOTk3NjQ5&event=video_description&v=L5JZ36hE28Q&q=https%3A%2F%2Fblacklivesmatters.carrd.co) Equal Justice Initiative (https://support.eji.org/give/153413/#!/donation/checkout) -organization committed to ending mass incarceration and extreme sentencing (provides legal representation to people who have been wrongly convicted, unfairly sentenced or abused in state jails and prisons) The  National Council For Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls (https://www.nationalcouncil.us/donation) is focused on helping female inmates and ex-convicts. Those who want to make a long-term grassroots impact can donate to local mutual aid funds, like the COVID-19 Mutual Aid Network – Los Angeles (https://www.gofundme.com/f/covid19-mutual-aid-network) , The Metro Atlanta Mutual Aid Fund (https://www.atlantamutualaid.org/) or East of the River Mutual Aid Fund. (https://www.gofundme.com/f/blmcovid) Mutual aid funds work to address homelessness and systemic inequalities by offering all sorts of community assistance, from providing food to financial help to people in need.  VICE (https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/akzvga/how-to-support-black-owned-restaurants-right-now) has a guide on how to find black-owned restaurants by state.  New York Magazine has a list (https://nymag.com/strategist/article/black-owned-businesses-support-shop.html) of not just food companies but also beauty, clothing and fitness brands among others.  Eater has guides on black-owned restaurants in various cities, from Nashville (https://nashville.eater.com/2020/6/5/21280240/black-owned-restaurants-nashville-support) to New York City. (https://ny.eater.com/2020/6/5/21281798/nyc-black-owned-restaurants-list-guide)

Mark Wahlberg tribute to George Floyd was slammed due to his racist past but can racists change? Tune inhttps://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/mark-wahlberg-george-floyd-tribute-backfries-racially-charged-crimes --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-pill-man/support

Last week, I decided to do a podcast on George Floyd from the 5th Dimensional point of view. On one of my daily walks, I connected with the Higher Selves to have them weigh in on the bigger picture of the situation and to give me the focus for a major healing for the world I wanted to do as well. It was a big topic so I wanted to get a preview of sorts for my podcast. Imagine my surprise when instead the Higher Selves said, someone here wants to speak to you. And there was George himself who came to talk to me. We had long discussion. He told me what he wanted me to say to the listeners, or more accurately, what he wanted to say to them directly. And of course, I agreed. Although at first excited, I then found myself hesitant. Even though I have connected with those on the other side for dozens of years, George's death  has inspired a global movement. This is major. So questions came up for me as to how to present this. I decided I needed to do this in three parts. In this first part, today, I am going to provide information, the context for George’s words, so listeners will more fully understand the message he will give you tomorrow . Giving context first, will also prevent my having to interrupt his words to explain something.  Hopefully you’ll hang in there with me for all three podcasts. They will be eye-opening and will offer healing we all need.  

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Locked On Saints) Tony Wiggins (Locked On Jaguars) John Hickman (Locked On Texans) Chris Carter (Locked On Steelers) Keith Pompey (Locked On 76ers) Coty Davis (Locked On Texans) and Your Boy Q (Locked On Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These seven Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice? And, will these experiences change the next generation? We take a momentary pause in our daily sports talk for this revealing and important special podcast episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Locked On Saints) Aaron Freeman (Falcons) Tony Wiggins (Locked On Jaguars) John Hickman (Locked On Texans) Chris Carter (Locked On Steelers) Keith Pompey (Locked On 76ers) Coty Davis (Locked On Texans) and Your Boy Q (Locked On Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These eight Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice? And, will these experiences change the next generation?   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Locked On Saints) Aaron Freeman (Falcons) Tony Wiggins (Locked On Jaguars) John Hickman (Locked On Texans) Chris Carter (Locked On Steelers) Keith Pompey (Locked On 76ers) Coty Davis (Locked On Texans) and Your Boy Q (Locked On Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These seven Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice? And, will these experiences change the next generation? We take a momentary pause in our daily sports talk for this revealing and important special podcast episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Saints), Aaron Freeman (Falcons), Tony Wiggins (Jaguars), John Hickman (Texans), Chris Carter (Steelers), Keith Pompey (76ers), Coty Davis (Texans), and Your Boy Q (Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These eight Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice, and will these experiences change the next generation? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Locked On Saints) Tony Wiggins (Locked On Jaguars) John Hickman (Locked On Texans) Chris Carter (Locked On Steelers) Keith Pompey (Locked On 76ers) Coty Davis (Locked On Texans) and Your Boy Q (Locked On Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These seven Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice? And, will these experiences change the next generation? We take a momentary pause in our daily sports talk for this revealing and important special podcast episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Saints), Aaron Freeman (Falcons), Tony Wiggins (Jaguars), John Hickman (Texans), Chris Carter (Steelers), Keith Pompey (76ers), Coty Davis (Texans), and Your Boy Q (Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These eight Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice, and will these experiences change the next generation? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nos juntamos con nuestro querido Walter Saravia (Narraciones de un Burro) para conversar sobre un tema tan complicado y delicado como es el racismo en Estados Unidos. Hablaremos de la muerte de Geroge Floyd y todo lo que conlleva ser latino, en los U.S.A. Nos echas una mano? https://www.paypal.me/EnigmasalDescubierto Enigmas al Descubierto Radio: enigmasaldescubiertoradio.blogspot.com Enigmas al Descubierto Radio en tu smartphone o tablet: https://www.raddios.com/15409-radio-online-enigmas-al-descubierto-radio-online-madrid-espana Edenex: https://www.edenex.es/ Mundo Insólito Radio: https://www.mundoinsolitoradio.es/ La Radio de la Historia y el Misterio: https://www.laradiodelahistoria.com/ Radio Rinconada: https://www.radiorinconada.es/ Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/enigmas-al-descubierto/id1459837808?l=en

This week’s special edition show features Pastor C as we discuss how to power through these bizarre times. Pastor C is the lead pastor at Ready Church CLT in Charlotte, NC. We discuss the continued mistreatment of the black community in the form of social injustice and much more. Pastor C discusses how he is coping with the recent deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and Geroge Floyd and how this pandemic has made his relationship with God stronger. Our conversation is based on how to find positivity with all that is going on and what the new “norm” will look like. His energy and positivity is right on time. As always, thank you for tuning into the ‘You Should Listen’ podcast – please don’t forget to rate, comment and subscribe. This episode is sponsored by Anchor – the easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laywill --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/laywill/message

Katharina joins the Average Joe Podcast to discuss eiposde The Final Countdown the Johnny and Wes elimination and we deep dive into the Geroge Floyd death and Protest.

In this episode we dive into the protest, riots, and recent chaos that has been going on in this country. RIP to Geroge Floyd and all those who have been lost due to police brutality. Opening  Statement: Huey  Newton  Song: "High for Hours" by J. Cole Artwork by: Londyn S.  

Join me, Senica Harris, for a special pre-recorded edition of "The Urban Wire" Podcast on the Urban Wire Media Network where we shine the light on issues impacting the urban community. Today we will discuss the circumstances around the killing of George Floyd by the hands of Minneapolis police. Topics: -All Four cops in connection to Geroge Floyd's death have been arrested; Derek Chauvin's charges have been upgraded -Black celebrities under scrutiny for insenstive comments pertaining to Floyd's death -- Trina, Shekinah Jo, and Lil Wayne -US Marines ban depictions of confederate flags and other memorabilia admist racial tensions surround George Floyds death -Minneapolis city council pledge to dismantle police department Feel free to support our network via Cash Ap $UrbanWire  Be sure to check out and subscribe to our youtube channel : http://www.youtube.com/ucofw Join our facebook group page and official page for show/video updates and conversations. Group page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/44496784124/ Official page: https://www.facebook.com/ucofw/ Our podcast is available to Spotify, I Heart, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Tune-In Radio email us for business inquiries, show ideas, and advertising at ucofw.indy@gmail.com

Deuxième Open Bar avec Carl XL Leduc!!! Dans ce nouvel épisode,nbsp; nous parlons de AEW, des gimmicks de Matt Hardy. On parle aussi des décisions qu'elle doit prendre durant la pandémie. Nous parlons également de la pandémie ( et oui encore une fois haha) et du décès de Geroge Floyd et de Hana Kimura. Si vous avez des questions pour Carl , n'hésitez pas nous allons les aborder lors de l'épisode 3!!! Version vidéo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLYvjGMp160

Today we are talking about the recent rebellions taking place across this country as reactions to the deaths of Geroge Floyd, Breona Taylor and Auhmad Arbery. Black men and women visciously murdered by the police all within the past month.  Our dysfunctional crew of experts takes on the topic and how it applies to the Xicano/Latino community and what we need to be doing in our own communities to support and validate Black lives while preparing politically to end the mass incarceration of children on the border, men and women in prison, and the disregard the colonial system has for Black and Brown lives. This episode was recorded on June 3, 2020. In this episode we mention a few different links. You can find them below.  Sign the petition to reinstate the Raza Unida Party Facebook page. https://www.change.org/REINSTATERAZAUNIDA Also, if you get a chance check out my latest blog post You Say You Want a Revolution? 

Evening everyone on tonight we will just play a 10 min recap of the memorial service for George Floyd. #AllLivesMatter#BlacklivesMatter Disclaimer Educational purposes only we don't own the rights to music, data, lyrics all commentary belongs to that of NBC news and Other News Sources. Our voice is the voice of our options and the right to discuss.

This week we get a special edition episode! The guys have Carlos Townsend, long time friend of the show and even longer time friend of Van and Sir Rollington. In addition this is Almost Positive’s first in-studio session! Social Distancing be damned. At the top of the show Carlos shares his thought on the murder of Geroge Floyd at the hands of police officers Derek Chauvin, Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane. Carlos then gets moving from Milwaukee, WI to Cicero, IL, where he was one of the only black kids in a town (at the time, made up of an over 80% Hispanic population). He digs into the positive and negative experiences he had including people wanting to touch his hair, why he talks the way he’s always talked and his efforts to change people’s minds through his actions. Carlos also shares his experiences as a registered Republican, where he actually falls on the political spectrum (Left wing libertarian) and having voted for Trump in 2016. Sit back, relax, light some herbs and listen as we talk to one of the good ones.

In this extra episode of Two Degrees Hotter, Anya and Kylie talk about the recent events surrounding the murder of Geroge Floyd and the Black Lives Matter Movement. Below are some resources to help you be a more effective supporter. Resources: Quotes from Robin DiAngelo’s White Fragility and @carolinepritchardwrites on Instagram Petitions - https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#petitions Texts and Calls - Text “JUSTICE” To 668366, Text “FLOYD” or “ENOUGH” To 55156, https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#text Donate - Black Visions Collective, Campaign Zero, Reclaim the Block, Unicorn Riot, bail funds in your nearest city, https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#donate Free monetized youtube playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtooIklzheqzORPbQBiEZKsw2T4s6SUxv&app=desktop Educational resources - The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander, 13th on Netflix, https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#educate Support local, black-owned businesses - @blackownedbos on Instagram

To book one on one inner voice healing go to https://enithingiwant.com/home-2/services/spiritual-healing/ In today's podcast episode I read my blog post on Spirituality and Racism. This post is inspired by the events surrounding the recent resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement as a result of Geroge Floyd's murder. I hope you take the time to listen to these words of wisdom channeled through my spirit. Hello! I’m Eniola the creator of EniThingIWant. I am a spiritual healer, artist, and entrepreneur based in NYC with a focus on self-love, growth, and spiritual awakening. I share my story and art to shed light on my life journey to inspire you to go after what you want in life and realize your fullest potential.Follow Me On:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enithingiwant/Shop Depop: https://www.depop.com/enithingiwant/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enithingiwant/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/enithingiwant/Support Me On:support me on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/enithingiwantOr PayPal paypal.me/enithingiwearMusic: www.bensound.com and https://www.fesliyanstudios.com

Hay canciones que te enamoran, otras que te muestran la realidad en la cara y que así duelan, te hacen despertar. En este episodio recordamos canciones de carácter social que vienen bien para los tiempos de protestas y pandemia que vivimos en Estados Unidos. Además el mensaje del Papa a Estados Unidos y de la hija de George Floyd que nos llena de esperanza, mientras que siguen las protestas y delincuencia en algunas ciudades.

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This week we talk about the protest, riots, and recent chaos that has been going on in this country. RIP to Geroge Floyd and all those who have been lost due to police brutality. Please stay safe Royalty, Keep it Lovely!!! Thank you to this week's sponsor for the bred. Shoutouts to Anchor, Enviro Grip, Ladder, and Thousand Fell. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suburbankings/message

Nemmeno la Festa della Repubblica ha fermato EUROVISIONE. In questa puntata abbiamo parlato sostanzialmente dei problemi internazionali che l'Unione Europea dovrà affrontare nel breve e medio periodo. Quindi Hong Kong, proteste in piazza per la morte dell'afroamericano Geroge Floyd e il prossimo G7 che Trump vuole trasformare in un G11 - la cosa ha fatto incazzare la Merkel. Tornano le interviste del programma, questa volta è il turno di Andrea Ramani, giornalista svizzero che lavora a TeleTicino. Con lui abbiamo parlato della recente scelta della Svizzera di non aprire ancora le frontiere con l'Italia per il timore di una nuova diffusione del Covid-19. Buon ascolto e se volete seguiteci sul nostro profilo Instagram @eurovisione.radiostatale.

We are not just witnesses to history, we are the ones writing it. And we have a responsibility to stand up to injustice everywhere we see it. Joining us today is political strategist, MSNBC contributor and author of “A Black Man in the White House”, Cornell Belcher. We talk about this extraordinary time and the extraordinarily terrible response from the president. We have a conversation about how we support this movement, where we go from here, and what you can do at this moment.

May 25th 2020, the world rightfully erupted in disgust at the video of Geroge Floyd being murdered on camera by a police officer and 3 other stood by allowing it to happen. Since then peaceful protests have begun in all 50 states and many have turned into riots. Right now racial tensions are high and it is more than ever obvious we as a society must change. River, this podcast is an endeavor to teach you perspective so you can make informed healthy decisions. Dad sits down with a good friend, Cam and we have an honest straight forward discussion about being a young black man in America. I hope this offers a perspective to River and anyone listening to broaden your perspective on white privilege, life, and humanity. 

En este episodio hablamos con una de las propietarias del bristó latino donde George Floyd trabajaba como guardia de seguridad en Minneapolis. ¡Un testimonio conmovedor que recuerda lo mejor de su personalidad!También, ¿Qué podría comer un astronauta en la misión Space X? Escucha las teorías más disparatas del espacio.¡Escucha el podcast con más ritmo en tu plataforma favorita!

Guests:  Peter Shawn Taylor, Senior Features Editor for C2C Journal, Marcel LaTouche, president and CEO of The Institute for Public Sector Accountability, Robert McLister, Founder of RateSpy.com and Mortgage Editor if Rates.ca, Irving Hexham, Professor in the Department of Classics and Religion at the University of Calgary, and W. Brett Wilson, Calgary Entrepreneur and Philanthropist

અમેરિકામાં આફ્રિકન મૂળના જ્યોર્જ ફ્લોઇડના મૃત્યુને પગલે ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા સહિત વિશ્વના વિવિધ દેશોમાં આક્રોશ વધુ ઉગ્ર બન્યો છે, ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા આજે માબો દિવસની ઉજવણી કરી રહ્યું છે ત્યારે જાણિએ એડી માબો વિશે તથા કેમ અમેરિકામાં આફ્રિકન મૂળની વ્યક્તિ સાથે થયેલા અત્યાચારને અહીંના આદિજાતીના સમુદાયો પોતાની સાથે સરખાવી રહ્યા છે. - અમેરિકામાં આફ્રિકન મૂળના જ્યોર્જ ફ્લોઇડના મૃત્યુને પગલે ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા સહિત વિશ્વના વિવિધ દેશોમાં આક્રોશ વધુ ઉગ્ર બન્યો છે, ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા આજે માબો દિવસની ઉજવણી કરી રહ્યું છે ત્યારે જાણિએ એડી માબો વિશે તથા કેમ અમેરિકામાં આફ્રિકન મૂળની વ્યક્તિ સાથે થયેલા અત્યાચારને અહીંના આદિજાતીના સમુદાયો પોતાની સાથે સરખાવી રહ્યા છે.

On this episode, I talk about #blackoutTuesday and my POV. I recommend participation in #blackoutTuesday and/or muting through June 7th in a show of solidarity, but more importantly to quiet the noise and do some listening and soul searching. I would encourage brands to consider getting involved with donating to a cause with actual dollars and putting funds in the hands of organizations that are better equipped and looking to mobilize and make productive change. I chose to donate to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund because although Geroge Floyd is the light that ignited this tinder box, this group has been fighting similar injustices for decades. It doesn't have to be a large number, but at least it shows they are willing to put their money where their mouth is. In this instance, money and action speak much louder than words. Not every brand can afford to shut things down, nor can they donate a ton. That being said, acknowledgment of the issue and even a nominal donation toward an organization that is intent on driving productive change is a smart and moral move.

The death of Geroge Floyd at the hands of Minnesota police officers has sparked nationwide protests in the largest cities in the US.  

URGENTE! O plano está em curso e Brasil será o próximo? Donald Trump, Whasington D.C e Geroge Floyd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diegoganoli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diegoganoli/support

Marcus och Hanna pratar med Klas Bergling, pappa till Tim Bergling mer känd som Avicii, om hur man ska stöjda personer som lider av psykisk ohälsa och hur man egentligen hanterar självmord. Vi får senare besök av P3 Nyheters Isabelle Swahn och Palima Koukkari Mbenga som berättar om händelseutvecklingen i USA efter att afroamerikanska Geroge Floyd dödades under ett polisingripande. Vi pratar om de stora protesterna, den strukturella rasismen och historien bakom medborgarrättsrörelsen.

HOUR 1. Marc is in for Mut and starts with the Geroge Floyd peaceful protests that turned violent much later in the night. Plus, riots taint the legacy of George Floyd.

Salaire, Eyraud, Payet sort du silence, hommages à Geroge Floyd de la part de Thuram et Jadon Sancho, Balotelli ironise et se compare a un fantôme, Marhez perd gros dans un cambriolage, des bruits de Fifa20 en Première League, la revue de presse... Le journal du foot et du mercato N°478 est en ligne !

Demonstrations over the death of African American man George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer have erupted across the US and around the world. Dozens of American cities have introduced evening curfews, as violence and looting saw the deployment of the National Guard to at least 26 states and the District of Columbia. In Minneapolis, where Floyd died, protestors defied an 8pm curfew to continue protests into their sixth day. Brandt Williams, a reporter for Minnesota Public Radio in Minneapolis, speaks to Susie Ferguson.

The recent murder of Geroge Floyd has made it clear that anybody with a voice has an obligation to not stay silent for those who are suffering. Silence is acquiescence. RIP George Floyd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theunderthought/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theunderthought/support

The Bacchanal Podcast is joined again by Alonzo as we discuss the aftermath of the murder of Geroge Floyd. From police brutality, Karens, Protesting, and activism we cover it all on today's episode. Also, make sure to join us on Instagram @the_bacchanal and our Facebook group "The Bacchanal Podcast Fan Page".

For the first time, For The Defense is bringing you two hours to talk about the recent events involving Geroge Floyd and a police officer in Minneapolis. Brad and Eric also discuss the riots and protests going on around the United States and here in Columbus, OH. Tune in for the first hour of For The Defense.

For the first time, For The Defense is bringing you two hours to talk about the recent events involving Geroge Floyd and a police officer in Minneapolis. Brad and Eric also discuss the riots and protests going on around the United States and here in Columbus, OH. Tune into the second hour of For The Defense.

Jake is a pastor in Portland, Oregon. Jake and I sat down and discussed these hard times and he shared his perspective on it all. Enjoy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/george-shadburne4/support

This week's podcast is a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. The death of Geroge Floyd will never be forgotten, what his death by a white officer shows is that there is still racism today and it is our job to speak out and call out the racists in our communities. Swoop Continues the podcast with NHL and NBA talk he is definitely ready to see some sports again! Swoop Radio Posts new Podcasts every Friday at 12 PM EST on Spotify, Apple Podcast, YouTube, and IHeartRadio! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swoop-radio/message

This Episode we will talk about George Floyd. Also an insight into being a black man in America and some feelings and challenges we face.This episode is in memory of Geroge Floyd. Rest in Power. Follow us on Twitter: @ptc_podcast Follow us on Instagram: provoking _the_convo Email us Atprovokingtheconvopodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Anchor: anchor.fm/ProvokingTheConvo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/provokingtheconvo/message

In this episode I discuss the Geroge Floyd situation...

In this episode, I discuss the disgusting and tragic death of Geroge Floyd and the aftermath.

Talking about the death of George Floyd and how more and more people's social activism is a good thing for the world.

Due to recent events, and the unfortunate murder of Geroge Floyd, Katelyn and I decided it would a great way to do our part by providing links to organizations, petitions, and bail funds for you guys to donate to or simply just post and share. Katelyn and I have both donated $50 to the Minnesota Freedom Fund if you can match that or even donate a dollar, everything counts. On this episode of Pardee With Brandon, I introduce a long time friend, Katelyn Genrich. Graduating in 2015 at Pardeeville High, we talk about bully, homophobia, and racism that we experienced at Pardeeville High School. Fall in love with Katelyn, she is fabulous. You can find Katelyn on twitter @KatelynGenrich and Instagram @Katelyn_Genrich