EPISODE · Jan 15, 2023 · 1H 58M
Comic Book/ Anti-Bullying/FAMU College of Law/Dr. King
from Monica May's Point Of View
Mr. Jaylen Christie , a true “blerd” (black nerd) made a childhood wish come true by developing a comic book for tweens. Prior to the release of his new Comic Book, “Stink Bomb man and the Brain Kids”,Jaylen spoke to Monica about teaching youth how to coexist and excel using their brain power. http://jaylenchristie.com/. Sean Roberts, creator of AMRAK an Anti-bullying campaign, reminded us that the actions and words of others do not serve your future unless you allow them. He also gave us tips to help someone contemplating suicide. https://www.amrakantibully.org/ Following into the second half, Mr. Mark Dorosin from FAMU College of Law brought a message of hope in the name of social justice for our community’s small business. Directing his work with FAMU Law, developing an Economic Justice Clinic providing free services to help upstart and maintain your business, navigating any indigestible legalities. For more information contact, (407)-254-4043, [email protected]. Finally, Dr. Jeremy Levitt educated us on the fact that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was more than a spokesman for non-violence, he talked about his works in Africa. His new book outlines his work with Haile Selassie and many other African leaders prior to the March in Montgomery.
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