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The Let's Talk Civilly podcast, brought to you by the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights, fosters open and inclusive conversations on important topics surrounding civil rights, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Each episode delves into pressing issues, shares stories of resilience, and highlights initiatives that promote fairness and justice for all Marylanders. Join us as we explore ways to build stronger, more equitable communities through dialogue and understanding.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
57 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
9 episodes
since Feb. 5, 2026
episodic
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For the first time in history, five generations are sharing workplaces and social media feeds. In this episode of Let's Talk Civilly, MCCR hosts Cleveland (Gen X), Markyta (Millennial), and Gabi (Gen Z) hash out generational debates across two major areas:
• Workplace & Employment: Is "qu…
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In this episode of Let's Talk Civilly, hosts Cleveland Horton II, Gabi Cortez, and Markyta Sirett celebrate National Black Business Month with special guest Chrissy M. Thornton, President & CEO of Associated Black Charities (ABC).
Together, they dive deep into the real-world impact of systemic…
Welcome to our fiscal year review! In this episode of Let's Talk Civilly, we are diving deep into our core theme: "Agency Wins in a Year."
Behind every policy shift and data point is a real community impact. We share our biggest annual highlights, from closing mediation cases to signing a…
Why does a law on paper mean nothing without active enforcement? In this episode of Let’s Talk Civilly, MCCR hosts Markyta, Cleveland, and Gabi honor June's dual milestones—Pride Month and Juneteenth—by exploring their shared DNA of resistance and protest.
The hosts transition from the revolutionar…
What does true representation look like in state government? In Episode 5 of Let’s Talk Civilly, host Cleveland L. Horton sits down with Maryland’s Lt. Governor Aruna Miller to discuss leadership, equity, and civil rights. From her childhood journey arriving in the U.S. at age seven to her historic…
Cleveland Horton (Executive Director of MCCR) and Candice Crenshaw (Director of Education and Outreach at MCCR) both sit down with Sara Pratt, Retiree Counsel at Relman Colfax and former HUD leader, to pull back the curtain on how housing discrimination works today. From the nuances of "direct…
In honor of Women’s History Month, Markyta and Gabi sit down with Ariana Kelly, Executive Director of the Maryland Commission for Women, to discuss the "bold new vision" for the Commission’s 60th year. From her 14-year legacy in the Maryland General Assembly to her current work modernizin…
We dive deep into the systemic hurdles facing Marylanders today. We recap the highlights from the Protecting Civil Rights During Challenging Times 2026 Symposium at Bowie State University, discuss the historical impact of redlining, and explain why legislative wins like the CROWN Act is vital for w…
In this debut episode, we explore the enduring vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his principles guide our work today. We celebrate the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights (MCCR) and its mission to eliminate discrimination. We also reflect on a major milestone: our Executive Director, Cle…
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