Anthony, Emily, and Lake discuss what it means to be an antiracist and how to actively fight against racism.

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How to be an Antiracist: A Discussion

Anthony, Emily, and Lake discuss the current political climate months after the tragic death of George Floyd.

Where Are We Now?

Anthony, Emily, and Lake discuss the origin of the phrase #BlackLivesMatter, and how it has evolved. 

The Origin of #BlackLivesMatter

Anthony, Emily, and Lake discuss racist caricatures of the past, including Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben.

Racist Caricatures of the Past

Anthony asks Lake and Emily some questions about today's current climate.

Anthony's Questions

Lake and Emily discuss the film American Factory with Anthony, NCCJ's new Prevention Coordinator. 

American Factory: A Conversation

Lake and Emily speak with Sarah and Gus, owners of The Barrel House Tap Room, about using their platform to speak about social justice issues. 

Advocating 4 Change: The Barrel House

In Gem City Diversity's second installment of our PRIDE Month series, Lake and Emily speak with guest Brent Johnson, co-owner of Square One Salon and Spa and co-founder of the Rubi Girls. 

Creating a Welcoming Space

NCCJ of Greater Dayton is committed to using our platform to amplify and magnify the voices of Dayton and surrounding communities.  This episode features five voices that attended Black Lives Matter protests. 

Black Lives Matter

Lake and Emily start PRIDE month with guest Randy Phillips, executive director of the Greater Dayton LGBT Center.  They discuss how COVID-19 has impacted PRIDE parades in Dayton, the LGBT Center roots, celebrating your authentic self, and more!

Celebrating Your Authentic Self

Our third episode in a three-part series highlighting the voices of city leaders and citizens as they reflect on the KKK visit to Dayton on March 25, 2019. In our final episode of the series we hear personal stories from citizens that attended the protest rally and the Afternoon of Love, Unity, Peace, and Inclusion.

Dayton Showed Up That Day - Daytonians Respond to the KKK

Our second in a three-part series highlighting the voices of city leaders and citizens as they reflect on the KKK visit to Dayton on March 25, 2019. This interview of Mayor Nan Whaley from the City of Dayton brings insight into her actions and reactions toward the rally.

One Year Ago - Mayor Whaley's Reflects on Dayton KKK Rally

Our first in a three part series highlighting the voices of city leaders and citizens as they reflect on the KKK visit to Dayton on March 25, 2019. This interview of Shelley Dickstein, City Manager for the City of Dayton brings to light the conversations and emotions behind the scene. 

One Year Ago - City Manager Reflects on Dayton KKK Rally

In the latest installment of incorporating diversity into our daily lives, Lake and Emma talk about what it means to question our biases. Being biased is something no one likes to think about, but with their help we can learn how to be better and take these issues seriously. Music: https://purple-plantet.com

Questioning Our Biases

Lake and Emma start out the first of the breakout episodes on incorporating diversity into our daily lives. They discuss what it means to educate ourselves and others and brainstorm some ideas on how to do it. Listen to this podcast to get a jumpstart on educating yourself.

Educating Ourselves and Others

NCCJ of Greater Dayton presents a podcast dedicated to talking about diversity and inclusion in the Dayton area.

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