Inspirations by Dr. Gail Podcast: Recent Episodes
Dr. Gail L. Thompson
In “Do I Look Like a Criminal to You?”I talk about the destructive effects of negative stereotypes about various hair textures, and hairstyles, such as Afros, braids, and dreadlocks, as well as my own experiences with hair-related racial profiling.
Stephen Thompson's music can be found at his website, http://www.aaronnimbus.com, ITunes, YouTube, Amazon, etc..
In “Don’t Believe That Lie,” you’ll learn about the destructive effects of a lie that has had a negative effect on countless people, the U.S. Public School System, and the Criminal Justice System. For more information about the “Personal Empowerment Challenge,” please refer to Podcast 1: “The Girl Who Thought She Was Cursed.” Stephen Thompson's music can be found at his website, http://www.aaronnimbus.com, ITunes, YouTube, Amazon, etc..
“The Girl Who Thought She Was Cursed,” is based on a true story that illustrates how beliefs can be self-destructive, followed by a “Personal Empowerment Challenge.” Stephen Thompson's music can be found at his website, http://www.aaronnimbus.com, ITunes, YouTube, Amazon, etc..