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Civil Rights
Listening to Black Voices
Rev. Larry Green Sr. on the Church's Role in the Black Community and the Hope in Helping Others
Listening to Black Voices
Charlayne Hunter-Gault on Her New Book and 50 Years of Reporting on Black Life
In the Key of Gifting
A Sarasota Grand Piano Finds a New Home in a Historic Mississippi Church
Listening to Black Voices
Dr. Janet Taylor on Generational Trauma and How Racism Affects Mental Health
Listening to Black Voices
Entrepreneur Lillian Lambert on Being the First Black Woman to Graduate from Harvard Business School
Listening to Black Voices
Former J&J Executive Marilyn Thompson on Diversity, Inclusion and Corporate Culture
Listening to Black Voices
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
Listening to Black Voices
Dr. Lisa Merritt on Epigenetics, Access and Equity in Health Care
Listening to Black Voices
Information Engineer Derik Perry on Artificial Intelligence, Algothrimic Bias and Social Media
Listening to Black Voices
Talent Agent and Attorney Nurisha Harvey on Activism, Implicit Bias, and Equity vs. Equality
Listening to Black Voices
Retired U.S. Special Agent Henry Hunter on His Career at the State Department
Listening to Black Voices
Former New York Police Commissioner James H. Lawrence Jr. on 9/11, Vietnam and Peaceful Protests
Listening to Black Voices
Rev. Liz Walker on Civil Rights, Faith and Breaking Racial and Gender Barriers
Listening to Black Voices
Dr. Nancy Boxill on Creating Change and How Racism Affects Black Families Through Generations
Listening to Black Voices