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Lorie Newman and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Lorie's experience growing up in a conservative Christian home, caring for suffering people, having a big family while adopting internationally, living through the tragedy of her son commit suicide and her fight against spiritual warfare.
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Andre Johnson and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Andre's experience growing up in the South, being called "weird" and feeling different for liking anime and comics, not fitting into a box as a black artist, having a strong support system, overcoming things he wasn't good at and working to become a well rounded person.
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Birney Bull and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Birney's experiences growing up as a single child in an experimental school, finding purpose through his intelligence, going to law school, having a down syndrome daughter, becoming an adoption lawyer while caring for his daughter and finding purpose through helping orphans find homes.
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Matt Rogie and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Matt's experiences as a US Army Helicopter Pilot in Afghanistan, dealing with mental heath struggles and PTSD and sharing his thoughts on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 as a Veteran.
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Abdul and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Abdul's experience being Afghani in USA, being an interpreter for US Military, being a refugee, feelings on the Taliban taking back control of Afghanistan and knowing his family are in danger trying to escape.
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Shelby Barfield and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Shelby's experience living in an abusive home as a kid and adult, raising her siblings, being in the foster care system, going through emancipation at 15, joining the Army, leaving an abusive marriage, being a mom, getting remarried, finding faith and pursuing dreams to help young girls who go through what she did.
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Nicholas Seward and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Nicholas' experience living with Asperger Syndrome, dealing with racism and bullying, receiving magazines from his grandma that led him to become a portrait body photographer, battling stereotypes and helping black artists.
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Thessa Washington and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Thessa's experience becoming the 1st Black Female Pilot in 165th Air National Guard, taking the long path to get where she is now, overcoming her fear of heights, having self doubts and believing in herself.
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Jonathan Proffitt and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jonathan's experience being adopted after birth, growing up in New York City vs Savannah, GA, teaching himself to play music, getting married and becoming the father to 2 kids, losing his 1st biological son after birth, battling anger and depression, almost losing his family, having a healthy 2nd biological son, and restoring his faith in God.
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Tisia Tye and Jovanna Javis have a conversation Tisia’s experience going from a healthy family to a broken family, battling drug addiction, experiencing abuse, time in prison, finding faith and the road to recovery.
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Dave Allgire and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Dave's experience growing up in desegregated schools in Seattle, feeling unguided, God calling him to ministry, living in inner city Chicago, being a husband and father, having a special needs daughter, experiencing debilitating anxiety and depression, seeing the importance of having diversity in your life and more.
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Brittany Harris and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Brittany's experience growing up in a loving family, losing her mother to liver cancer, testing of her faith, working for DFCS and living out her purpose during difficult times.
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Corey Williams and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Corey’s experience growing up in an overcrowded home with drugs and violence, having sever stuttering, getting his girlfriend pregnant in his last year of high school, deciding to follow Jesus and become a preacher, getting married, having a blended family and ministering through a racially and politically divisive time.
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Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz have a conversation about what it has been like for Jovanna during the current season of elections, protesting, riots, division and social media opinions. Jovanna shares how she keeps herself in a healthy place, how she engages with people that have different views and how Dr. Martin Luther King would be challenging us all right now.
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Shannee Theus and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Shannee’s experience growing up without her father, being biracial, not fitting in with black or white groups, seeing people deal with race differently moving from New York to Savannah, feeling like her opinion doesn’t matter, being a realtor in diverse communities and growing as a person during tense racial and political climate.
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Lindsey Dennis and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Lindsey's experience growing up wrestling with her identity and faith, trying to remain content while being single, finally getting married but dealing with heartbreak soon after, having her first 2 daughters pass away shortly after birth from Anencephaly and Acrania, adopting an African American son, having a 3rd daughter who was healthy, being supported by community, working through grief as a family and how faith has gotten her through it all.
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Alia Freeman and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Alia's experience being diagnosed with hearing loss at an early age, growing up being embarrassed and made fun of for wearing hearing aids, missing her father and wanting him back in her life, reuniting with her father, expecting and seeing miracles, wanting to be a positive influence for others and how her faith has sustained her.
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Karima Burdette and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Karima's experience growing up in Morocco, being abused by her grandma, having to steal for food, moving to France with her mom, struggling with school, coming to the USA at 18, being abused and threatened in her 1st marriage, having an abortion, having serious health issues from her breast implants, getting married again, having a healthy family life, telling her Muslim family that she became a Christian, finding her purpose and more.
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Jada Haynes and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jada's experience having her parents get divorced, becoming great at basketball, getting cut in college, finding out who she was outside of basketball, transitioning from an athlete to a professional, maintaining her character in a divisive world and much more.
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Joyce Griggs and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Joyce's experience growing up in segregated North Carolina, being 1 of 10 kids, working in the cotton fields to help put food on the table, having an abusive father, going to college and earning a Master's Degree, being in an abusive marriage, becoming a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army, going through harassment and abuse in the Army, becoming a lawyer and going through people disbarring her, dealing with the trauma of a lifetime of abuse, being a mother and daughter, running for congress and how her faith has helped her get through it all.
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Marcus Thompson and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Marcus’ experience needing his legs to be broken and restructured as a baby, being raised in a racially diverse African American family, having loving parents, losing his father unexpectedly as a teenager, being the 2nd in his family to attend college, having his grandparents’ 100 year old home burn down, dealing with the significance of all that lost history, finding purpose in helping other people and deciding to run for office.
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Naomi Havens and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Naomi's experience growing up in a military family in Germany, losing her 22 month old sister, becoming a military spouse, going to a strict Christian school, having a daughter but being unable to get pregnant after that, having breast cancer, choosing not to go through chemotherapy, feeling ridiculed and bullied for her decisions that then led to thoughts of suicide, going vegan and back to eating food that her ancestors ate, writing a book about her journey and how her faith has helped her get through it all.
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Melissa Sharp and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Melissa’s experience growing up in a military family, seeing the difference in race from military friends to school friends, getting bullied as a teenager, losing her mother, dealing with isolation and grief, how faith changed her life, processing racial pain, unrest and how the church responds to it, and becoming a CASA for abused and neglected children.
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Jason Bailey and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jason’s experience growing up with his father and brother having Marfan syndrome (MFS), losing his father at 8 years old, having his family struggle after his father died, looking for ways to cope, getting married, having kids, getting divorced, attempting suicide, being angry with God and church, becoming a good father, and finding peace and purpose.
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Shalena Cook Jones and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Shalena’s experience being born to a single mom in inner city Brooklyn, getting into a serious car accident as a child, being inspired by their family lawyer, becoming a lawyer, being a black woman that has lived on both sides of the socioeconomic spectrum, developing empathy to help all types of people and the highs and lows of running for office.
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Glenn Paddock and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Glenn's experience growing up with divorced parents, having a son and getting divorced, becoming a bouncer, managing strip clubs, selling drugs, being addicted to power, hurting other people, losing his mother and father, dealing with anger, meeting God and turning his life around, remarrying, reconciling with his son, starting a non profit called The Dream Campaign to help trouble youth and finding his purpose.
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Malik Jones and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Malik's experience growing up living with his grandmother while his father was in prison, having a goal to go to juvenile jail, being let down when his dad going went back to prison 2 weeks after he got out, being committed to the state after being put in juvenile jail 10 times, spending time in a boys group home, losing a close friend to gun violence, and finding his voice and purpose to start making a change in the community.
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Neil Ligon and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Neil's experience growing up with a sheltered and privileged life until his father died while he was a teenager, using his father’s death to feel however he wanted to, pursuing a career as a lawyer, having his life change with a serious car accident, dealing with reconstructive facial surgery and memory loss, learning how to walk, talk and read again, accepting help, getting married and finding his purpose to help the disabled community.
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Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jovanna's experience with race since the Ahmaud Arbery murder, the good and the bad that have come from it and how challenging racial reconciliation really is.
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Dave Lotz and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Dave's experience having his heart broken twice before finding his wife, having 3 young sons… a newborn, a 2 year old with Type 1 Diabetes and a 4 year old with cancer, finding out his son had partial brain malformation and was considered “special needs”, losing their son after he suffered a major seizure, fighting depression every December and January, keeping his faith through all the difficult times and giving back to other people with special needs children.
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Theo Brown-Tuyishimire and Nick Schultz have a follow up conversation from Theo’s interview in Episode 2. Theo shares his experiences of having the opportunity to go back to Rwanda, but deciding not to go after having a nervous breakdown, fearing for his mother's protection and not fully dealing with the trauma of surviving Genocide as a kid. He also shares what it takes to have conversations with people that have been through traumatic events, what compassion really looks like and being a barber who listens, has purpose and gives back.
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Andre Anson and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Andre's experience getting into a serious car accident in 2009 and not being able to remember his past, growing up with separated parents and living with his mother, being sexually abused by extended family members, joining the Army after 2 of his friends went to prison, serving with the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) and becoming a decorated Night Stalker, struggling with mental health and racism while serving, losing brothers while on missions, becoming depressed, coping with alcohol and infidelity, attempting suicide, experiencing police brutality, having his service dog taken, fighting for his kids, for his needs from the VA, for other black veterans and for his faith.
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Andre Murray and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Andre's experience growing up with a single mother in a predominately black community, witnessing crime and constant police presence in his neighborhood, being accused of a crime he did not commit at 18 years old, going to prison for 8 1/2 years, losing prime years of his life, rediscovering his faith in prison, reintegrating back into society, starting a family, meeting his father and finding purpose working, being a husband, being a father and helping others coming out of prison.
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Karen Peralta Mazara and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Karen's experience moving to the USA from Dominican Republic at 10 years old, being raised by grandparents until her mom came to bring her to USA, losing her sense of security and feeling traumatized coming to the USA, growing up not knowing the language and being in the minority, having a family and seeing difference with how her kids are growing up in the USA and how we can care for those that are different than us.
Karen Peralta Mazara y Jovanna Javis tienen una conversación sobre la experiencia de Karen al mudarse a los EE. UU. Desde República Dominicana a los 10 años de edad, siendo criada por sus abuelos hasta que su madre vino a traerla a los EE. UU., Perdiendo su sentido de seguridad y sintiéndose traumatizada al venir a Estados Unidos. EE. UU., Crecer sin conocer el idioma y ser minoría, luego tener una familia y ver la diferencia con la forma en la cual sus hijos crecen en EE. UU. Y cómo podemos cuidar a aquellos que son diferentes a nosotros.
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Kevin Evans and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Kevin’s experience growing up as a young man with different relationships with his father and step father, having sports play an important role in his life, losing friends to gun violence, having a daughter, mentoring young men through coaching, dealing with current racial tensions, living out his purpose and more.
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Latif Nourozi and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Latif’s experience growing up as a Hazara in Afghanistan, having the Taliban take over his people, seeing his father taken away and beaten in prison, having the response to 9/11 liberate his people, helping the USA Army as an interpreter to fight against the Taliban, having the Taliban try to capture him, becoming a refugee in Pakistan, starting a family, living in the USA, concerns for his Hazara people if the USA pulls out of Afghanistan and more.
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Jabre Brown and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jabre's experience growing up and getting kicked out of pre-k, elementary, middle and high school, not having a plan for his life, discovering his talents, being falsely accused of a crime and spending almost a month in prison, dealing with racism, speaking up for others and being a young black man in a predominantly white church.
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Wylie Griffin and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Wylie's experience growing up in private school all through high school, learning to live outside his bubble, becoming a father, getting divorced, making poor choices that resulted in spending a year in prison, living a life he never thought he would and finding purpose inside prison that led to purpose outside prison.
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Trish McKay and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Trish's experience growing up in a controlling church, always doubting her self worth, having divorced parents, finding her worth and having her own family, losing her daughter to cancer, finding community, learning and living out the lessons her daughter taught and more.
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The death of Ahmaud Arbery has caused pain, anger and conversation about race. In this week's episode we are letting our previous black guests' voices to be heard again. Please take some time to hear some of the highlights from our black guests as they shared their life experiences and feelings about race. Everyone has their own story.
**We are using segments from previous episodes. It may be beneficial to watch or listen to the full episode from a guest to understand the full context of their story and what they are saying.*
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Lamont Bryan and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Lamont's experience growing up with separated parents, figuring out how to live with Sickle Cell, recovering from the loss of someone close, wondering if he would live the rest of his life in jail over something he did not do and the pain of trying to keep his family together.
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"The Neglected is not a podcast to change your mind, it is an invitation into someone else's narrative."
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Asmahan and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Asmahan's experience growing up and living in Syria as a Kurdish woman, dealing with the hurt of being an outcast and discriminated against as a Kurd, being a teacher and speaking 5 languages, having to leave Syria because she and her family were not safe, living the tough life of a refugee in Turkey not knowing where she and her family would live, coming to America for the first time, leaving her mother and sisters, living through the challenges and benefits in America, being hurt when America pulled troops out of Syria, her thoughts on religions, church and how someone can make a refugee's life better.
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Al Hagan and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Al's experience growing up without a father, learning life lessons the hard way, having male mentors step into his life, being insecure about his weight and himself, living as an African American man back in the day and now, pursue education and occupational goals, join the Army Reserves, working for the Police Department, running for Sheriff, giving back to other boys and young men in the community who are like he was and more.
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Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz answer questions from our audience like...
"How do I have conversations with people of another race about race without being awkward? What can people actually do to help foster kids without fostering them? How do you know the guests are telling the truth and what if you think that they aren’t? How does a white person maintain a non-guilt ridden, healthy perspective to work towards racial reconciliation? What types of guest do you want to have on the podcast that you haven’t had already? Why don’t you promote more by asking people to subscribe, like or share like other podcasts do? What does the logo mean?
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Davon & Tavon Jacobs have a conversation with Nick Schultz about their experience being born as crack babies, being briefly in the foster care system, adopted at a young age, not feeling or receiving love from their adopted parents, struggling with identity and worth, finally meeting their biological mother and family, relying on each other to survive, living on their own, selling drugs, getting in trouble, loosing their cousin, turning their lives around and finding purpose to give back.
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Lyle Wood and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Lyle's experience with having his dad commit suicide when he was 2, being abused by his step father, never feeling like he had a "daddy", not having a man model how to be a husband and father to him, having his mother die in a wildfire, trying to cope with loss and become healthy, battle with anger and depression, allowing others to help him out of his darkest place, discovering the challenges of being in and out of pastoral ministry and more.
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Sara Walker and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Sara's experience struggling for 10 years wondering what might be wrong with her body, being frustrated with the medical community believing her, ultimately finding out she had MS (Multiple Sclerosis), going through treatment, relying on other people and how everything effects her identity, relationships and faith.
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Erin Sikes and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Erin's experience with infertility, anxiety, IUI (Intrauterine Insemination, IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), physical and emotional side effects, think and feeling pregnant even though not, testing of her faith, trying to help her husband who was going through the struggles differently than her, not sharing her challenges with other people, not hearing about people talk about infertility unless they were already through it, dealing with comments that are meant to help but actually hurt and the hard road of becoming a mother.
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Angela Wolfe and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Angela's experience of being left a few months after birth, living in foster care, being adopted, struggling with identity, finding her place within her family, her peers and in the world, overcoming fear and having confidence to speak and share her story, faith and more.
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Jim Simpson and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jim's experience moving on from his biological mother at the age of 6, being heavily bullied from grade school through high school, processing how his childhood affected his adult life, becoming a husband, father and pastor, being hurt by others he has tried to care for, praying for and seeing miracles when his son was not expected to live because of Hydrops Fetalis, caring for his special needs son who might feel neglected like he did when he was younger and more.
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Kharlybia Roane and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Kharlybia's experience growing up as an African American woman with Sickle Cell Anemia and divorced parents, not really noticing racism until she moved to Savannah, Georgia for college, becoming passionate about African American culture, living with a condition that puts her in and out of the hospital, having her mother battle cancer and more.
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Gia Wilson and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Gia's experience growing up in a diverse community while being in a conservative traditional church, growing up liking girls more than boys, dealing with the emotional and mental side of feeling different and wrong to other people, deciding to tell her parents she was gay on Easter Sunday, living through the fallout of coming out, getting married, having a son, getting divorced, hitting rock bottom, co parenting, finding love again, not needing to be a label for other people, living out her passion, reflecting on her church and other churches, exploring her faith journey and more.
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Dawayne Park and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Dawayne's experience having his girls go into foster care and Nick being their foster dad, growing up in a military family that fostered other kids, living in 38 states, being injured badly in the Army, suffering through PTSD, self medicating with alcohol, not remembering anything before the age of 16, coming back to his faith, becoming a father, fighting for his kids, having a relationship with Nick while his girls were in foster care with his family, getting his girls back, helping kids who have been abused, and more.
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Whitney Gilliard and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Whitney's experience coming back to America at the age of 5 from Vietnam, living in foster homes, residential homes and hospitals, being arrested, running away while in foster care, being around predators, fighting to not quit on herself, feeling disposable, becoming a wife and mother, being a voice for the voiceless, running a non profit to help youth aging out of the foster care system and more.
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Diane Allman and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Diane's experience with mixed racial identity, not fitting in, learning to love who she was and how she was made, fears in raising black kids, how the church can help with racial issues and more.
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Felix Hidalgo and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Felix's experience growing up in a broken home, living in an orphanage, being a foster kid, living on his own at 17, being shot, going to prison, having a son, going to church, reuniting with his father and more.
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Matt Rogie and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Matt's experience growing up with divorced parents, being a helicopter pilot in the Army, losing close friends, working through PTSD and mental health struggles in and out of the Army, having his world view change while living in Cyprus, helping others live out their mission, the church, neglect and more.
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Rodney Wilmore and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Rodney's experience growing up in a predominantly black neighborhood while going to a predominantly white school, being hurt by people in the church, having friends with different backgrounds even if they have racist views, trying to be a role model, dealing with stereotypes, neglect and more.
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Quinn Harris and Nick Schultz have a conversation about drug addiction, mental health, depression, struggles with rehab, friendship, the church, neglect and more.
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Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz continue their conversation and look for practical ways that someone can enter into a narrative of someone who is an African American woman, learning about race and forgiveness in Rwanda, not feeling "enough", racism vs ignorance, challenges in the church and being the "token black friend".
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Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz have a conversation about the topics in why The Neglected Podcast was originally started. Jovanna shares her experiences being an African American woman, learning about race and forgiveness in Rwanda, not feeling like she was "enough", racism vs ignorance, challenges in the church and being the "token black friend".
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Natalie Jones and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about living in America with Guatemalan and Mexican heritage, marry an African American man who is a police officer and dealing with stereotypes, ethnicity and neglect.
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Grace Sotomayor and Nick Schultz have a conversation about being a Puerto Rican woman in America, having an Indian husband, race, ethnicity, stereotypes, culture, immigration, the church, neglect and more.
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Theo Brown-Tuyishimire and Nick Schultz have a conversation about surviving the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda as a child, growing up as an African American not knowing english in Kentucky, serving in the United States military, being a barber, the church and more.
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"When we use the term 'Reconciliation', we need to also ask; 'Was there ever a relationship to reconcile?'"
Cornelius Lloyd and Nick Schultz have a conversation about race, reconciliation, being neglected, friendship, opportunities, the church and more.
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