This episode examines the on-going protests against police brutality
after the murder of George Floyd and other African-Americans.
What else can Americans do to be a resource for social change?
Corey and LaQuita show how they use the performing arts as a vehicle for
activism. They also make the argument that the police are not the
blame for on-going injustice. Instead, the police are caught in the
midst of on-going social pressures that affect us all—social pressures
that have been a part of the American social landscape since the
Virginia Company established the Colony of Virginia in 1607.
Corey and LaQuita will also share personal experiences of how being a blind
guy in America may put Corey at greater risk of facing similar fates
as George Floyd more so than just being a Black guy in America.
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