He Lost His Brother To A Feud Nobody De-Escalated. Now He's Fixing The Conversation

His brother was killed by someone nobody stepped in to de-escalate with. That moment is the reason Seth built Socially Tangible Conversations. Seth is a Richmond, Virginia community organizer and the founder of Socially Tangible Conversations, a movement focused on having the tough conversations Black families and Black men keep avoiding. He grew up in a household raised mostly by women, lost his brother to violence that silence allowed to escalate, and has since dedicated himself to community engagement, youth mentorship, and rebuilding emotional intelligence in Black men from the ground up. In this episode you'll walk away with three things: why de-escalation has to happen long before things turn violent, how silence in families compounds into generational damage if nobody addresses it, and why building wealth and trust inside your own community matters more than chasing followers or status outside of it. Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. New episodes every week.