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Facts Over Feelings
by Facts Over Feelings
The Author of the Ray Wood Story & Social Activist Reggie Wood opens dialogue with activist and organizations who are working to bring about positive change in their communities.
Episodes
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Does the Movement Care about Black on Black Violence?
In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the often-controversial topic of Black-on-Black violence. We challenge the perception that these issues are separate or even opposing. Join us as we dissect societal structures, systemic racism, and community dynamics that influence these…
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Intersectional Dialogues: Pete Buttigieg and the Black Lives Matter Movement
In this compelling episode, we delve into the activism of those who worked with elected official Pete Buttigieg and their interactions with the Black Lives Matter movement. Join us as we explore Buttigieg's policies, his stance on racial justice, and the broader implications for America's…
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Exploring Justice For Breonna Taylor PT 2("They held us hostage in a church")
A continuation of an in depth interview with Kentucky Alliance members Khalilah Collins & Tia Edison.
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Exploring Justice For Breonna Taylor PT 1(Gentrification in our Communities)
In depth interview with Kentucky Alliance members Khalilah Collins & Tia Edison
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Episode 6: Infiltrating Congress. Of. Racial. Equality
C.O.R.E is an African-American civil rights organization in the United States that played a pivotal role for African Americans in the civil rights movement.
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Episode 2: Ku Klux Klan Encounter
This episode we talk to Ray Woods cousin and Reggie Wood's father the retired Sergeant major about his first hand encounter with the Ku Klux Klan, The Jan 6th insurrection and more.
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Episode1: The Prologue
The Ray Wood Story Seeks To Unveil The Dark Truth Behind One Of The Nation’s Most Notorious Assassinations And Raise Awareness About Societal Injustices.
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The Exoneration pt. 2
A discussion about two men that have been exonerated of their conviction in the assassination of Malcolm X and the confession letter that lead to their exoneration.
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