ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Derrick Jackson, former Air Force special agent and author of "Shadow 1" - a novel based on his real experiences investigating crimes from sexual assault to human trafficking in Korea, that pulls back the curtain on what it's like to serve as a Black federal agent in America.
This isn't just another military story - it's a rare glimpse into the intersection of race, federal service, and personal identity. Derrick Jackson brings authenticity to a genre that has long lacked diverse voices, offering insights that resonate with many of those interested in stories about law enforcement, investigative crime, military service, or simply understanding the complex realities of Black professionals in high-stakes careers.
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Disclaimer for Explicit Content:
Please be advised: This podcast may contain explicit language and discussions that are intended for mature audiences. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
At Black Worlding, we believe in honest and open conversations, even if that means occasionally using strong language or discussing explicit topics. Our goal is to provide a safe and inclusive space to explore diverse voices and narratives, including those that may challenge conventional boundaries.
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