In the wake of another violent week in the United States, Natalie and Brian discuss the need for unity in a divided country. They also discuss the erasure of DEI in America under the trump administration and are then are joined by Jerome Bowles, a prominent civil rights advocate. Mr. Bowles discusses his extensive work with the NAACP and the Bowles Center for Diversity Outreach. He highlights the transformative changes in the community over the years, the challenges faced in civil rights advocacy, and the importance of grassroots efforts in combating legislative setbacks. Bowles emphasizes the need for unity in diversity, the role of leadership in healing, and the current initiatives of the NAACP aimed at fostering community engagement and empowerment. The discussion also touches on the significance of community policing and the necessity of addressing violence through understanding and collaboration.
