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The Black Robe Podcast is a lively, inter-generational dialogue that highlights the opinions, perspectives and stories of the Black/African descent community. In addition, the Black Robe Podcast shares valued social, political and economic information to diverse audiences interested in true justice, no exceptions.
Adults with Learning Disabilities Foundation was envisioned in 1988 by Founder and CEO Felix Strozier. The foundation is a community based action organization dedicated to bringing awareness to adult illiteracy by working with a team of volunteers and agencies promoting literacy throughout the country.
To learn more about AWLD visit their website:https://www.awldfoundation.org
In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, Host Isaiah Lenard and Founder Carol Mitchell talk with Duaa-Rahemaah Hunter, the Housing Alliance Organizer for Washington Low Income Housing Alliance. Have you or anyone in your family benefit from rent stabilization?
The Resident Action Project (RAP) is a program of Washington Low Income Housing Alliance, a statewide organizing network led by people who live in low-income/affordable housing, and those with lived experience of housing injustice, instability, and/or homelessness.
To learn more on upcoming events and initiatives: https://www.wliha.org
To learn more about the IBJ A.C.E.S Program Launch check out our website: https://instituteforblackjustice.org
If you know a young adult aged 18-35 interested in social justice advocacy fill out the interest form below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeuUtGJGsGu4s4abeDD7Dev2cXL49IcwzwY4pyEnBGRO2ieiA/viewform?usp=sf_linkFacebookInstagramTwitter/X
In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, Host Isaiah Lenard and Co-host Queleah Collins talk with DeVandra Wheeler an author and advocate dedicated to empowering children and young adults. DeVandra has served as a voice for both groups through community and prior military service. DeVandra’s passion for advocacy comes from her first-hand experiences of sexual abuse at a young age.
Way's to connect with Nova Be Bold author DeVandra Wheeler: https://www.instagram.com/novabebold/https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=nova+be+bold&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8https://www.facebook.com/novabebold/
To learn more about the IBJ A.C.E.S Program Launch check out our website: https://instituteforblackjustice.org If you know a young adult aged 18-35 interested in social justice advocacy fill out the interest form below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeuUtGJGsGu4s4abeDD7Dev2cXL49IcwzwY4pyEnBGRO2ieiA/viewform?usp=sf_linkFacebookInstagramTwitter/X
In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, We learn about IBJ's A.C.E.S Program and the upcoming 2024 launch date!
We also hear from the Black Robe Podcast Host and Co-host who are IBJ Interns, to learn a little bit more about them and their missions towards social justice advocacy.
To learn more about the A.C.E.S Program, check out our website at https://instituteforblackjustice.org/
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In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast hear from NAACP President Jonathan Johnson our host Isaiah Lenard and Co-host Queleah Collins. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Listen as they dig deep gaining knowledge on how to break generational cycles of social justice oppression, and how to take the next steps to see change in their communities.What is the NAACP?The NAACP or National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was established in 1909 and is America's oldest and largest civil rights organization. It was formed in New York City by white and Black activists, partially in response to the ongoing violence against Black Americans around the countryLearn more about the Tacoma NAACP chapter below: https://253naacp.org/branch-leadershiphttps://naacp.org
Hear from Ryan Disch-Guzman Alliance for Gun Responsibility Community Engagement Director.
We will be diving deep in police brutality, suicide prevention due to gun violence, community safety and way's we can be more responsible while being gun owners.
Learn about the Alliance new initiatives by visiting their website:
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In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, The Host Isaiah Lenard, and co-host Queleah Collins ask IBJ Founder Carol Mitchell her thoughts as a long standing lawyer, advocate and ally to social justice issues her honest and raw opinion over the verdict rendered by the jury in the Manny Ellis Trial.
In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, Carol Mitchell and the IBJ ACES team go deep in discussion about the mission of the Urban League and Black Tacoma with new Urban League CEO Janice Lee.
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Tacoma Urban League https://www.thetacomaurbanleague.org
YBMW is in the house once again! The conversation is rich and goes deep y’all.instituteforblackjustice.org/black-robe-podcast-1
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In this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, Our new cohost Queleah interviews IBJ ACES Isaiah and Faith for an update on the Manuel Ellis trial and observations on court etiquette in Pierce County. Navigating this trial as a community is difficult waiting for justice for Manny; It's even harder for his family. Please hold space for his family and support them in any way you can throughout this incredibly painful process. The team also gives an update on the election and @tacoma4all Initiative 1 Tenant Bill of Rightsinstituteforblackjustice.org/black-robe-podcast-1Bookmark us linktr.ee/InstituteforblackjusticeGo Fund Me- https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-honor-of-manuel-ellis Meal Train- https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/0e8eq3 Attend the Trial- https://www.piercecountywa.gov/7884/Trial-Information?fbclid=IwAR134EP_yft-GvmXxhwXCpU9McRerw9luGK-brEn88ZA03-f6_SO2qAbiCg#viewing Learn More about the Manny Ellis Case https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/trial-3-tacoma-officers-charged-killing-manny-ellis-starts-monday/D63DOMGSWVDB5EJNK7E4Z46MJY/
Manuel Ellis was a 33-year-old African-American Tacoma, Washington man killed by police on March 3, 2020. Those in Tacoma are very familiar with this case and have been waiting for justice for Manny and his family. In this episode, Morgan and Isaiah discuss what has happened since the trial began on Oct 3 and how you can support the Ellis family. instituteforblackjustice.org/black-robe-podcast-1Bookmark us linktr.ee/InstituteforblackjusticeGo Fund Me- https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-honor-of-manuel-ellis Meal Train- https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/0e8eq3 Learn More about the Manny Ellis Case https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/trial-3-tacoma-officers-charged-killing-manny-ellis-starts-monday/D63DOMGSWVDB5EJNK7E4Z46MJY/ Attend the Trial- https://www.piercecountywa.gov/7884/Trial-Information?fbclid=IwAR134EP_yft-GvmXxhwXCpU9McRerw9luGK-brEn88ZA03-f6_SO2qAbiCg#viewing Black The Vote- https://instituteforblackjustice.org/voter-toolkit
We’ve all noticed the uptick in violence among our youth here in Pierce County and throughout the United States. In this episode of The Black Robe, we talk to Carolyn and Malik from Peace Point about how, as a community, we can turn the tide.
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Voting matters. Period. Carol Mitchell and IBJ Intern Isaiah Lenard discuss the history of voting and why IBJ commits to Back The Vote every year
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Bookmark us for easy access to all of our content: https://linktr.ee/InstituteforblackjusticeFind where to vote in your stateStay tuned for the official launch of the IBJ Voters Toolkit#blackthevote #VotingRights #votersuppression #VoteReady #VotingRightsAct #VotingMatters #voting #vote #VoteByMail #VoterRegistration #Voter #Congress #GetOutTheVote #GOTV #Elections #Piercecounty #washingtonstate #washingtonian
The Tenants Bill Of Rights is on the ballot this November. We see the direct impacts of the housing crisis in our work at IBJ; In this Black Robe Episode, we went in and had a deep discussion with Morgan Smith and Isaiah Lenard on the Tacoma Tenant Bill Of Rights and just how important it is for all of us to get out there and vote in EVERY ELECTION.
This one is juicy y’all!
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Hannibal Johnson, the keynote for the Institute For Black Justice 2023 Freedom Summer Symposium, educates the audience on the history of the Greenwood district, also known as Black Wall Street.
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What is vegan haircare anyways? Carol sits down with Sally from Beyond The Curls to discuss natural haircare and the journey to entrepreneurship.
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Tia and IBJ Intern Faith sit down with Quincy, co-owner of Campfire Coffee to talk about his path to entrepreneurship and getting the bag while still holding to the mission, vision, and values of putting community first.
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In collaboration with Conversation 253, IBJ facilitates a deep and meaningful discussion with Vonda Sargent J.D. and Dr. Carolyn Weisz on the prevalence of discrimination in the civil court systems.
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What is Institute For Black Justice and what exactly do we do? Your questions answered in this episode.
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What exactly do trees have to do with equity and justice? Find out on episode 79 of the Black Robe Podcast. Carol interviews Lowell Wyse from Tacoma Tree Foundation for a look at environmental justice through the lens of tree canopy Cover in Tacoma & Pierce County https://instituteforblackjustice.org/black-robe-podcast-1
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We're back with the very first episode of 2023!
Carol Sits down with Kimi Ginn from Vibrant Schools to discuss the organization, and its brand-new status! https://instituteforblackjustice.org/black-robe-podcast-1
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On this special edition of the Black Robe Podcast, Carol and Tia discuss the patterns we’ve noticed in the community when it comes to the care and support for Black women and the focus for IBJ over 2023. https://instituteforblackjustice.org/black-robe-podcast-1
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In our last podcast episode of the year, Carol interviews Adria Buchanan from The Fair Housing Center of Washington about the difference between Landlord-tenant laws, fair housing laws, and the intersection of these with the housing crisis. View the video podcast https://youtu.be/W4xF7ikDB_A
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On this episode of the Black Robe Podcast, we dive even deeper into the topics of housing justice and the housing crisis. Carol and Monique chat with Noemi from CJK Community Homes about the lens of home providers and how the pandemic has further exacerbated the ability of home providers, and renters to stay above water in the growing demand for accessible housing https://youtu.be/ZUCBiJaBZ9g
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It's always been in the undercurrent that there is a serious problem with the housing industry. Carol and Tia interview Monique Patterson from Next Chapter to discuss some of the barriers and the resources that Next Chapter provides to those experiencing housing injustice in Pierce County. Check out the video version of this podcast at https://youtu.be/S3X8moL53fo
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There are many oaths that one can take, but non is stronger than the oath to help the oppressed and defenseless.
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Classical music is there for all of us to enjoy. How do we break down the barriers present so that all of us can freely listen AND play music from cultures other than our own? This concept is explored in full on episode 72 of the Black Robe Podcast.
Joe Williams- https://www.soundliberator.net/
Kim Davenport- https://kimdavenportpiano.com/2022/09/03/album-release-october-2022/
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Carol sits down with the one and only Xavier "X" Cooper to chat about his Crystal Stair Stories and his nonprofit Everybody Learns Differently
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In this episode, Carol chats with Lorraine “Rain Maker” Stone from The Big Homie Program, and Shannon Shea @tacomaboatbuilders to discuss a brand new grant they were just awarded from the Office of Firearm Safety & Violence Prevention. This beautiful collaboration aims to get to the root cause of gun violence happening in our county, especially among our youth. When we’re all on the same page, the community benefits! https://youtu.be/RuOed8CJInQ
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Carol sits with Anthony Clarke, Executive Director of Summit Olympus, a top-performing FREE Charter school in Pierce County. If all schools were modeled like this, imagine the pathway to success this could create for our youth! You can find links everywhere we are on our linktree: https://linktr.ee/Instituteforblackjustice. Bookmark us for easy access to all of our content. Video Productions: Twitter @Tia_in_HD
Carol sits with Thrett Brown to catch up on what YBMW has been up to over 2022.
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Carol sits with IBJ ACES Design Challenger Ryan Wright to discuss the digital divide among low SES students, his Crystal Stair Story, and how Junxbox is bridging the gap.
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Junxbox provides an incredible opportunity for 4th and 5th graders to get their hands in and on computers for FREE!!
Classes will be held: Tuesdays & Fridays 2:30 pm - 5 pm
2316 S. Yakima Tacoma, WA 98405
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In this bonus episode of our Legacy Builders series; Anzhane and Carol interview the one and only Lyle Quasim! Lyle shares his experience of the 1969 Hilltop Tacoma Mother’s Day Uprising and the birth of The Black Collective. https://youtu.be/dS-Bidl0xD8
We’re only a few weeks out from the Freedom Summer Symposium, register for both days today to ensure you get a seat.
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In the third episode of our Legacy Builders series; Moses Ramos our IBJ intern speaks with the legacy builder Imam Amir Abdul Matin. Amir shares his experience of the 1969 Hilltop Tacoma Mother’s Day Uprising and discusses what it takes to update the blueprint for black excellence for today’s young leaders https://youtu.be/fGkrv6SLlUo
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On the second episode of our Legacy Builders series; Keysha Rae Cooper @key_key_86 and Andre Jimenez, two of our 2021 design challenge participants in the IBJ ACES Leadership Program, interview the legendary James L. Walton. James Walton, the first Black City Manager of Tacoma, Washington, shares his experience of the 1969 Hilltop Tacoma Mother’s Day Uprising and gives solid advice on the blueprint that was created for black excellence as a result https://youtu.be/aBu_ErIC5aU
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We have a very special episode for you on the Black Robe Podcast this week. Keysha Rae Cooper @key_key_86 and Andre Jimenez, two of our 2021 design challenge participants in the IBJ ACES Leadership Program, interview two legacy builders, Senator Rosa Franklin and Dr. Bill Baarsma, on their experience during the 1969 Hilltop Tacoma Mother’s Day disturbance https://youtu.be/_WNu0i7xwdU
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This week on the Black Robe Podcast co-hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell sit down with Perry Newell to discuss the Funding College Project. Whether age 8 or 98, Perry is confident he has a resource he can connect you to so finances are not a barrier https://youtu.be/dyeReMlMY7k
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How does the intersection of technology, science, and lived experience work to benefit at-risk families? Co-hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell sit down with the team of iKinnect 2.0 to find out just that. This episode provides a deep dive into the app, how it can help black families, and how you can participate in shaping the app today.
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This week on the Black Robe Podcast, Carol Mitchell sits down with author Nicki Blake-Chafez to have a blunt discussion about gun violence, the systems of oppression, and her book My Adventures in Trumpland.
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Co-Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview the award-winning filmmaker, Dr. Gilda Sheppard, on her Crystal Stair Story of personal triumph, criminal justice policies, and their direct effects on the lives of black and brown bodies. Dr. Sheppard also discusses in-depth her latest documentary, #sinceibeendown, and what inspired her to look deeper into transformative justice. This is a must-watch, must-listen episode!
Dr. Sheppard has graciously allowed IBJ to screen this documentary for FREE at our upcoming event ‘Let The Kings Talk’’ and additionally granted us access to a short clip of her documentary for our audience to preview right in the episode!!
Listen wherever you like to stream your podcast, but we would definitely recommend watching this episode of the BRP on our Youtube channel https://youtu.be/bu-xtCKm2IA. You do not want to miss this powerful episode. You can find links to everything we do on our linktree: https://linktr.ee/Instituteforblackjustice. Don’t forget to bookmark us for easy access to all of our content.
Check out additional trailers and find out more information about @sinceibeendown and transformative justice at www.sinceibeendown.com
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This week on the Black Robe Podcast, Co-hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell talk about gun violence and mental health in the black community. If we’re not experiencing it directly, we’re reading about it or hearing about it. Gun violence has taken far too many young black lives. Domestic violence and lack of access to mental healthcare have torn apart too many black families. The pandemic has exacerbated all of this. We need to talk about this y’all.
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What defines a "good job" nowadays? Co-Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the employment numbers and the generational differences in what a "stable job" looks like. Bookmark us: https://linktr.ee/Instituteforblackjustice #IBJ
Join us for our 2021 year in review; the IBJ accomplished so much this year, and we thought it would be fun to look back and see all the things we’ve done and the episodes that you loved the most. Head to our YouTube for the full experience. https://youtu.be/P-ENMl3v8FQ
It’s another young adult takeover! Host Anzhane Slaughter interviews IBJ Design Challenge team member Keysha-Rae Cooper @key_key_86 about her time working with IBJ and her work with Heal The Heart Tacoma @healthehearttacoma over 2021. Lots of packed information in this episode and details on ways for you to get involved. Watch the latest video episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/EotFE3cmp1k.
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Co-Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell share the Crystal Stair Story of Anastasia Armourer, her incredible book The Obeah Woman, and works of art with her son George Hoyte. Anastasia Armourer was a prolific painter, author, and illustrator who immigrated from Trinidad to Tacoma, Washington.
The Obeah Woman is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Obeah-Woman-Anastasia-Armourer-ebook/dp/B07K8YSQQ8/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Obeah+Woman&qid=1638843965&sr=8-1
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Co-Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carrol Mitchell discuss the latest wins and losses in pursuing true justice. Carol drops some knowledge for all of us about the colorful history of the justice system that keeps doing the wrong thing when the data clearly states that we’ve been down this road before. Equitable access in all areas of life for black and brown people should be a requirement, not an option. You do not want to miss this episode! #truthdotcom
Book Recommendation: The Sum of Us by Heather McGhee: https://www.amazon.com/Sum-Us-Everyone-Prosper-Together/dp/0525509569
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Host Carol Mitchell Interviews Senator T'wina Nobles and Candace Jackson about the Black Future Co-op Fund's Black Well-being survey.
You can find the Black Future Co-Op on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!
Black Future Co-op Fund: https://www.blackfuturewa.org/
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10 minutes of your time, you could be the winner of a $100 gift card to spend towards a Black-Owned Business of your choice!! Remember, the Survey closes on November 28th
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Host Anzhane Slaughter Interviews IBJ Design Challenge 2021 member Andre Jimenez about his experience on the Design Challenge team. Follow our podcast on:
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Host Anzhane Slaughter Interviews IBJ Design Challenge 2021 member Dale Baker about his experience on the Design Challenge team and discusses the upcoming Black-O-Ween Party.
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Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the conclusion of a seven-month long investigation into TPD's "Drive-thru" policing incident with streetracers.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell, two UW grads, discuss the benefits of HBCU's as an educational option.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the uptick in local homicides and law enforcement resistance to changes in Washington's police accountability laws.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell share their opinions of the complexities and consequences of online monetization of beauty and physical attributes.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the primary election results and the need for greater efforts to register young adults to vote and remedy the failure of political parties to develop the next generation of diverse leaders.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview Dawn Bennett, business woman and candidate for Kent, WA Mayor.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the IBJ's CHIMES family advocacy program and Anzhane's new gig with the Cannabis Equity Task Force.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell recount the day full of talent recordings and orientation day for the 2021 Design Challenge -- all in preparation for the upcoming Freedom Summer Symposium on June 28-30.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss Anzhane's birthday travels and decision to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
Host Carol Mitchell shares excerpts from the Washington Attorney General's charging documents filed against three Tacoma police officers involved in the death of Manuel Ellis.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell talk with Dr. Karen A. Johnson, the inaugural Director for the newly created Washington State Office of Equity. Dr. Johnson shares her current and future work with communities to develop the state's five-year equity plan.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview the amazing Sterling Elliott, a 21-year-old African American professional cellist who is taking the world by storm. Elliott is in Tacoma recording with the NW Sinfonietta Orchestra for an online performance on May 22-23, 2021.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell celebrate Mother's Day with Anzhane's mother. The three discuss the importance of faith, a supportive community and structured activity for children as keys to single parent success.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss recent disturbing discovery by the MOVE organization, Elizabeth City, NC's response to demands from the family of Andrew Brown, Jr. for bodycam video, and the Attorney General investigation into potential criminal charges against the Pierce County Sheriff.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview Bishop Lawrence White, Pastor of Church of the Living God in Tacoma, WA. Bishop Lawrence shares his faith and wisdom, and updates us on the Tacoma Ministerial Alliance's resurgence as a faith-based leader in social justice activism.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the IBJ's First Annual Freedom Summer Symposium, a three-day social justice experience for 18-35 year olds, social justice advocates and aspiring leaders.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss young adult attitudes toward vaccination, voter suppression in Georgia, recall action for the local Sheriff, and cannabis licensing equity.
Host Carol Mitchell interviews Dr. Jashon Banks, Sr. as he shares the intimate details of his early life in one of Chicago's toughest neighborhoods. Dr. Banks speaks candidly about his journey from early gang-affiliation, to a full-ride football scholarship to St. Joseph's College. He has a diverse career as an Army veteran, a law enforcement officer, an educator and an entrepreneur.
Host Anzhane Slaughter flies solo as she interviews Riall Johnson of Prism Consulting about his role as political consultant and lobbyist. Riall shares the importance of diverse candidates in local elected offices, and the significance of the Blake v. Washington case.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss International Women's Day, Women's History Month, and historic dynamics that interfere with allyship between women of color and white women.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss Juvenile Justice, TeamChild's interview with Doug Baldwin and the Silent March for Manny Ellis.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the movie, "Judas and the Black Messiah" and its implications for black-on-black loyalty and betrayal.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview Josias Jean-Pierre, author of "The Power of Your Words," social media influencer and youth motivational speaker. The Hosts also discuss changes in Washington law that affect juveniles sentenced as adults.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview Gary Barquet, Loan Officer for Caliber Home Loans, about young adult homeownership, loan qualification, credit scores and black wealth-building.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview Corwin Scott and Theresa Henderson from Evergreen Empowerment Group (EEG). EEG helps individuals with criminal histories to expunge and vacate records that create barriers to employment, housing and services. They recently expanded their services to include nonprofit assistance and small business formation.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss police use of force where a police officer drove his vehicle into a crowd of onlookers at a street racing event in Tacoma.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss Inauguration Day Festivities, President Biden's two crises, and Vice President Harris' historic glass ceiling breaking success.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the Capitol Insurrection and the Washington State House Policing Policy Leadership Team Agenda.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss new developments in the Manuel Ellis case, including the discovery that two additional officers were present on the scene and involved in Manny's death.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell celebrate New Year's Eve with a countdown of the year's major topics on the Black Robe Podcast.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell celebrate the holidays with a nod to Kwanzaa and an inspirational interview with Dr. John Gaines of PUSH Gaines.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss the Casey Goodson case, police accountability and the IBJ's Freedom Summer Symposium.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell interview James Bible, attorney for the Manny Ellis Family, Initiative 1300 the Manuel Ellis Anti Discrimination Law, and the "Takeover" of the Pierce County Health Department by the Pierce County Executive.
Hosts Anzhane Slaughter and Carol Mitchell discuss failed CARES Act funding ($88m unspent), confrontation at the Mayor's home and homelessness crisis in Tacoma.