"I Don't See Colour"...Covert Racism in our Social and Judicial Systems with guest American Actress and Playwright June Carryl

In today's episode, host Jennie, is joined by American Actress and Playwright, June Carryl. They are tackling the very real issue of racism. Specifically, covert racism that runs deep through the foundations of our social and judicial systems, and even Hollywood. June has been an actress for many years and has been in many hit TV Shows and Films, such as Mindhunter, Dead to Me, Shameless and Helstrom. She is also a critically acclaimed Playwright and is currently in the UK with her play 'Blue', which is playing at the Seven Dials Playhouse in London until 30th March 2024. This is a very timely episode, as 'Blue' is an intense depiction of the complexities of race and justice. June knew it was time to tell the story of racial injustice within law enforcement, when George Floyd was murdered and the Capital Riots took place. When we stay silent, we stay stuck. Our silence also validates wrong doings...whether we mean it to or not. Change can only happen first through saying it out loud. SO....let's talk. You can buy tickets to 'Blue' here:Blue at Seven Dials PlayhouseYou can follow on Instragram @junecarryl Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.