Vice President for Diversity & Inclusion at Andrews University, Michael Nixon discusses experiencing racism at the hands of a clergy member as a college freshman and redefining his Christian faith as a result, using a volunteer opportunity as a launching pad for his legal career, and returning to his alma mater to oversee its equity and diversity vision.
Community-based scholar and advocate, Talib Hudson discusses growing up in Harlem as the son of revolutionaries, developing a support system during his undergraduate studies at The George Washington University, and building his career at the Manhattan D.A.’s office and National Network for Safe Communities.
Meditation practitioner, business coach and co-founder of Zencation Retreats, Colbert Saint-Laurent discusses getting his entrepreneurial start as a party promoter, shifting his focus to real estate after the Great Recession, and now helping clients tap into their highest potential and align with their purpose.
Tyrell and Daphne, co-hosts of the Black & Highly Dangerous podcast, join Damarcus and Delisha to discuss their feelings about the current reckoning with policy brutality, how they cope with the violent imagery constantly circulating online, and strategies for bringing greater attention to Black women in the movement.