Skin Deep (Part 1)

from Now We Talking Podcast Hosted by Danielle Thorpe

The murder of George Floyd reignited the outrage against police brutality and systematic racism in America, sending a surge of anger around the world. With the world on pause, the ugliness of racism could no longer be ignored. Kevin "KP", Davidson "C Davis", and the two Danielles kick off Season 3 with an emotional conversation about the relationship between racial communities, and discuss the responsibility that we have as a diaspora to speak out, stand in solidarity and defend the value of all black lives. -------------------------- Recorded June 2020. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @nowwetalkingpodcast

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