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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2020

Bruce Jones on being black, the murder of George Floyd, and the importance of dialogue

from RelationShifts · host Larry Little

We’re also releasing the zoom video recording of our conversation on our website. If you’d like to watch as well as listen, you can do so here. I hope you’ll listen and learn from Bruce.

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This podcast episode was recorded on June 2, as our country reels from the murder of George Floyd and protests and riots have broken out in every single state demanding justice and change. I asked my long-time friend, Bruce Jones, to have an honest conversation with me about race. Since this is a podcast, for context I’ll tell you that Bruce is a black man, and I am a white man. What Bruce shares is vulnerable, insightful, and challenging. I hope you’ll lean in, listen, and learn from him.

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