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Every corner of our world is stained with the remnants of racism, a truth I've come to know deeply through the colors of my South Florida upbringing. The echoes of history resonate as we unpack the Amistad slave ship rebellion, revealing a past where the quest for justice found an unlikely champion in John Quincy Adams. It's a tale that weaves into the fabric of my own narrative, a childhood colored by racial divides and an adulthood marked by the challenging, sometimes painful journey toward empathy and understanding. As I bare my soul, I reflect on the influence of love in this transformation, a love that began with the woman who would become my wife and continues to shape the way I see the world.
Shifting gears, we venture into the realm of media and the future of this very podcast. I toss my two cents into the ring on recent shows and films that have caught my eye—applauding the gripping drama "Silo," while sparing no critique for others that fell short of their mark. My Audible adventures offer yet another layer of reflection, from the historical intrigue of "Folsom Untold" to the literary celebration of "Twain's Feast." And as the journey of our show unfolds, I extend an invitation to you, the listener, to shape its course. From the tantalizing teases of upcoming promotions to the valued treasure of your feedback and ideas, I welcome you into the heart of our podcast community.

Remember, be good to one another

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1. Exploring Racism and Education (00:00:00)

2. Media Reviews and Future Plans (00:15:53)