Caller: (2 requirements based on yesterday's question)
- President should be able to pass the Citizenship Test. (Naturalization Test)
- President should be able to pass a Security Background Test.
Special Guest: Kemi Tignor, "Little Likes Kids"
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Special Guest: Bonnie McDaniel, "Farm Girl In The City"
Questions that we should ask of any politician seeking our vote:
Special Guest: Anthea Butler, Professor & Author Faith is not just about blind obedience. It's about asking questions. Faith is about reading. It's about trying to educate yourself the best that you can, in order to learn something. Recommended Reading: "A Genealogy of Modern Racism" by Cornel West" Special Guest: Hilary Jacobs Hendel: Psychotherapist, Author
Karen: "What's happiness? Is there a definition?" HJH: Happiness is great when it happens but it's a lot of pressure. There's pressure to feel differently. I mostly like to think of peace of mind as being something to strive for. Special Guest: Jacquette Timmons, Financial Behaviorist
Regardless of where you fall on the income or economic spectrum, very broadly, there are 4 things that you can do with your money. Earn it. Save it. Invest it. Spend it. Her job is to look at people's behavior with money, their choices, and their motivations behind those behaviors and choices. She helps people unpack that and help them to understand that you don't manage money. You manage your choices around money. Special Guest: Dr. Sampson Davis, E.R. Physician Karen: "What is Fentanyl?"
Dr. Davis: Fentanyl is a derivative of morphine. It's in the opioid class. The difference between Fentanyl and other medications, is that it's a synthetic drug. It's made in the lab. Whereas, Percocet and Oxycodone (Oxycontin) come from the poppy seed. They're grown in the fields. Fentanyl is made in the lab and is 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine. One Fentanyl does not equal one morphine.
Special Guest: Elijah Coles-Brown, Motivational Speaker
14-Year-Old talks with other teenagers about life in his new podcast
Special Guest: Torin Ellis, Diversity Strategist, Author
Torin's recommendation: Dr. King's "Basic Income" speech (given a year before his murder)
Special Guest: Jemar Tisby, Author, "The Color of Compromise"
The Color of Compromise takes readers on a historical journey: from America’s early colonial days through slavery and the Civil War, covering the tragedy of Jim Crow laws and the victories of the Civil Rights era, to today’s Black Lives Matter movement. Author Jemar Tisby reveals the obvious—and the far more subtle—ways the American church has compromised what the Bible teaches about human dignity and equality. (source:Amazon) Special Guest: Adrianne Shropshire, Exec Director, BlackPac 1) Give monetary support. Donate to an organization. (ex. BlackPac, Higher Heights, local grassroots or national groups that are trying to mobilize black voters) 2) Give your time.
Volunteer at an organization or for candidates. There is never an off-year for elections. There are elections happening in 2019. Lurie Daniel Favors, "Afro State of Mind" ("The anger of the oppressed is not a sign of sickness. It is a recognition of the wrong thing that you are doing to me is wrong and it must stop." ~ unknown) It is not a sign that says that I am irrational. It doesn't mean that I am hysterical. It means that I am a rational thinking person and by any standards of any rational thinking person, the wrong thing you are doing is a violation of my humanity and it must now stop. So, when we see the angry black woman, or when we see angry women, we have to ask ourselves, are they having a rational reaction to oppression. Because if they are, then their anger should be the predicted anticipated response to my embracing of a power dynamic that benefits me at their expense.
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