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Civil Rights

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Entrepreneur Lillian Lambert on Being the First Black Woman to Graduate from Harvard Business School

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Former J&J Executive Marilyn Thompson on Diversity, Inclusion and Corporate Culture

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Attorney E. Keith DuBose on Why Sarasota Needs More Black Lawyers

If at First You Don't Succeed
The Sarasota County Commission Wants a Do-Over on Single-Member Districts

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Dr. Lisa Merritt on Epigenetics, Access and Equity in Health Care

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Information Engineer Derik Perry on Artificial Intelligence, Algothrimic Bias and Social Media

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Talent Agent and Attorney Nurisha Harvey on Activism, Implicit Bias, and Equity vs. Equality

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Retired U.S. Special Agent Henry Hunter on His Career at the State Department

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Former New York Police Commissioner James H. Lawrence Jr. on 9/11, Vietnam and Peaceful Protests

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Rev. Liz Walker on Civil Rights, Faith and Breaking Racial and Gender Barriers

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Dr. Nancy Boxill on Creating Change and How Racism Affects Black Families Through Generations

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Conductor and Minister Jamal Sarikoki on Music and Keeping Faith in the Face of Racism

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Presidential Appointee J. Veronica Biggins on Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

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Educator Teidra Everett on Code-Switching, Tokenism and Creating a Diverse Classroom

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Former Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer on Public Service and Race Relations

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Artist Gale Fulton Ross Is a ‘Freedom Fighter at the Easel’

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Activist Barbara Nell Langston on the History of Newtown and the Importance of Voting

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