Single Handedly: Learning to Unhide | Ruth Rathblott
One of the least addressed aspects of diversity is that of those who have disabilities. Whether visible or invisible there’s a stigma that follows those with disabilities that hasn’t waned…
Immigration Attorney spreading a message of love | Tahmina Watson
Tahmina and Sedie discuss how the pandemic exacerbated immigration laws and what immigrants mean to the US economy. ———- Tahmina Watson is the founder of Watson Immigration Law and is…
Everyone’s activism is different, what’s yours? | Juliette Nelson
Juliette Nelson is a thought leader, entrepreneur, and published author who is passionate about empowering people to achieve the highest standards of their purpose. In this episode Juliette and Sedie…
The Employee Revolution | Super Julie Braun
Super Julie Braun is an entrepreneur, and her company helps people get the career and salary they deserve regardless of their challenges. They work with Veterans, stay-at-home parents, immigrants, folks…
Who you are matters | Rev. Dr. Marcia Ledford
The Rev. Dr. Marcia Ledford, is a practical theologian and Episcopal priest, native to Detroit, Michigan. Dr. Ledford worked as a civil rights attorney for over 30 years, including as…
Cutting Through The Noise | Yvette Dubel
When Black women come together as sisters you never know where the conversation will go. This conversation with Yvette Dubel went from racism, to Black hair, to discovering ourselves. If…
Race, Racism & Racists | Sedruola Maruska
Let’s talk about Race baby, let’s talk about you and me, let’s talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be, let’s talk about race! **…
Systemic Change Is Possible | Dr. Gena Cox
Dr. Gena Cox is an organizational psychologist whose executive clients want to make a positive difference regarding diversity and inclusion but are tentative about treading into unfamiliar and seemingly unforgiving,…
A Conversation With a Black Woman With Autism | Ayanna Davis
Meet Ayanna aka Phenomenallyautistic Ayanna is an autism advocate born & raised in Westchester county New York. Along with having autism she has survived over 220 seizures lives with chronic…
Racism in Publishing | Lisa Braxton
Lisa Braxton is an Emmy-nominated former television journalist, an essayist, short story writer, and novelist. Her first novel, The Talking Drum, is about 3 young couples in the early 1970s…