OM DENNE EPISODE
Marc Sims asked Philadelphia, Pennsylvania resident Marcia Logan; can a person transform their life?
It takes a truly exceptional person to transcend his or
her social environment and that we are shaped (and limited) by our backgrounds and by the thinking of our generation more than we know or are comfortable
admitting, even to ourselves.
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The End of Anger
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USA
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Marc Sims asked Asiaha Butler, how is Englewood doing these days.
Asiaha Butler is the Co-founder and CEO of R.A.G.E. the Resident Association of Greater Englewood.
https://ragenglewood.org
Englewood
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englewood,_Chicago
Marc Sims talks with Mark J. Wallace about the importance of African Americans not giving up on each other.
Mark J. Wallace is the host of The People's Show.
https://www.facebook.com/MJWPeoplesshow
Marc Sims talks with Syron Smith about the use of the term Black & Brown.
Syron Smith is Founder & President of The National Block Club University.
https://nationalblockclubuniversity.com
(The United States), it's been extraordinarily welcoming to to outsiders. I would say with the one…
Marc Sims talks with LaVonte Stewart, founding executive director of Lost Boyz Inc.
https://www.lostboyzinc.org
Marc Sims talks with Dion Dawson, founder of Dion's Chicago Dream.
https://dionschicagodream.com
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