17 | Making History with 6,000 Strong at Kianga Isoke Palacio Park | Stretch Sanders

     Minister Stretch Sanders is the President of All Shades United, Black Church for Human Rights, & a local leader within the Black Community. On June 5th, 2020 Stretch Sanders made history, at Kianga Isoke Palacio Park, by organizing a Peaceful Protest & Candlelight Vigil where over 6,000 people were in attendance. After moving to Las Vegas when he was 16 years old, Stretch become involved in the equality movement of Black Lives by attending his first protest in 2015. After this moment he became dedicated to the community through various speeches, studies of literature, and involvement with churches. Today Minister is a leader within the community and has appeared on numerous podcasts and radio shows including The Michael Baisden Show. |@StretchSanders|-Instagram-Twitter-Facebook|@JakeGallen  |  @TheGuestListPod|-Instagram      |   -Instagram                 -Twitter           |   -Twitter                   -Facebook      |   -Facebook -Linkedin         |   -Youtube |FLOW OF THE SHOW|Intro & Opening Words (0:00) Minister Stretch Sanders Introduction (3:36)Strategic Organizing (8:40)Systemic Racism & Police Terrorism (11:04)Making History at Kianga Isoke Palacio Park (13:45)Restructuring the Police Department (19:34)Becoming an Ally (29:45)Symbolical Racism (39:40)Supporting your Local Black Community (45:03)2 Questions & How to get Connected (53:40)|STREAMING ON ALL PLATFORMS INCLUDING|-Apple Podcasts-Spotify-Google Podcasts