Showing Up For, Taking Care Of, and Listening To Your Community with the Co-Founders of The Frederick March for Justice

In this episode, Sando & Sarah are joined by five of the Co-Founders of The Frederick March for Justice and dive into the topic of community. This group is working to collectively make an impact. They share what community means to them, what creating The Frederick March for Justice meant to them as part of the Frederick community, and why admitting racism exists isn't enough. We discuss what they have learned about conflict, the difference between reacting vs. responding, and what it means to really embrace the uncomfortable-ness of it all. There also might be a small debate about Chipotle because as they pointed out you can be taken seriously and have fun. Yes and! This is definitely one of those conversations that's worth multiple listens. We hope you'll tune in and listen with the same love and support that this group has shown our beloved community. Learn more about and follow The Frederick March for Justice on Facebook. Find The Mustache Mesa on Instagram Find The Mustache Mesa on Facebook Sign up to get regular updates about The Mustache Mesa here.