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Reimagining Black Relations

Dr. Francesca Fajinmi

Reimagining Black Relations Podcast is a chat about solutions for issues relating to the black race. Solutions may relate to business, social, or spiritual. The podcast will help both white and brown races to understand what must be done to solve the racial problems. Likewise, for the black race, the podcast will provide insight to what to expect, comfort from the past experiences, and a promising path forward. The host is Dr. Francesca Fajinmi. Subscribe and please provide some feedback.

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#36 "Let Us Rise Up and Build"

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2021/05/07

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#35 Black Officers Black Citizens

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2021/04/30

Shawn Kennedy, a retired sworn member of the Chicago Police Department for 29 years, currently serving as the Information Officer for the National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers spoke about the Black police experience as an officer and a citizen. He highlighted, why Black officers are not speaking up enough, the impacts when they speak up, and why Black men are a primary target. He provided specific call to action for Black officers and citizens."People say, "are they trying

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#34 Black Tech Opportunities

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2021/04/23

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#33 Start with Winners

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2021/04/16

James Lafferty, CEO of Fine Hygienic Holdings spoke from Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. A Cincinnati native, previously division CEO for P&G, Coca-Cola, British American Tobacco and many world class companies, now resides in Dubai. Jim, also a feminist, described his voting record from '84 to now, his interpretation of mental disarmament from Nelson Mandela's story, his feelings about white privilege, thought about Klans, perception of minority progressions and how to win their

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28:40

#32 Being Black is Becoming

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2021/04/10

Dr. Eve Hudson, Founder and Chief Strategist of Evingerlean Worldwide and Professor of Higher Education at Bellarmine University focused on the main social mobilizer for Black people. She touched on the opportunity available to everyone regardless of the color of their skin or socioeconomic background."People were people. Even through my high school, I didn't recognize I was going to a predominantly Black institution, predominantly Black school even, because I was going to school with

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37:52

#31 Equity is Tough but...

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2021/04/03

Julie Kefer, Senior Director of Operations at UCLA was resonate about the need for an equitable society as she acknowledged that racism was always there but it is easy to pretend that it was not. She recognized the enormity of the work can be overwhelming, but she insisted that the outcome must be the motivation."I feel very sort of overwhelmed by the challenge and the enormity of what we're all realizing especially as a white person, phew... we're not where we thought we were at all

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40:27

#30 Color of Policing

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2021/03/20

Paul Wilson, a founding member of Black Police Association and former superintendent with London’s Metropolitan Police with 31 years of public service expounded on why changing policing is almost insurmountable. He described the Police Occupational Cultures, vulnerabilities within the police services, and the birth of policing in the U.S and U.K. Paul expressed that the greatest pandemic in London is the loss of young Black men because regardless of your location in England and Wales, Black people

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40:10

#29 Now The Whole Five Fifths

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2021/03/13

Leah Turner J.D., Professor at Maryland University and a licensed Acupuncturist shared her experiences as a biracial person. She shared her observations on biracial privileges and moving through white spaces, her perspectives on blackness, and the power of the heart."She raised me to be racially ambiguous. She didn't hid any of my blackness, she didn't try to deny it. I interacted with my father's side of the family, in fact, That was the only side of the family I knew. My

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35:47

#28 Erasure and its impacts among Blacks

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2021/03/06

Dian Bourne, J.D., was a high ranking official for the government of Bahamas as head of the legal Unit in the Ministry of Finance. She spoke on the power structures and the residues of slavery in the Caribbean. Dian expanded on the subject of erasure, how to mitigate it, document the truth, and the process of disseminating the truth. "The narratives they are telling Black people is, we are selling three things: they are either good entertainers, we are good athletes, or we are good criminals

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#27 Motherland "Black History Month Series"

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2021/02/27

Femi Omere, Managing Director of Hosted in Africa Group Limited and Barrister at Law at the Bar of England and Wales, applauded African Americans for their roles in the African movement. He invited all Africans in diaspora to join hands with Africa to regenerate the greatness of all Africans. "Reparation" is a must for atonement and the dignity of Black people."And what I want to say to that, because as I've gotten older and I hope wiser, you begin to understand that, hold on a

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#26 - Phase II of his Life "Black History Month Series"

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2021/02/20

Jeremiah Bourgeois (J.J.), Criminal Legal System Consultant and Director of Beyond the Blindfold of Justice Project, described his childhood journey from private and boarding schools, to the streets, to life in prison without parole at age 14, and now a legal consultant and a J.D candidate shaping the policies influencing the legal systems."At least with respect to shaping the African American experience, we grew up in a world where the educational system taught us about equality and liberty

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#25 - Be Strong - "Black History Month Series"

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2021/02/13

O.T. Wells II J.D., the Chief Procurement Officer for UCLA affirmed the resilience of Black people. His family knows the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. quite well, and he shared some insider stories about the Reverend. O.T. sees pockets of bright spots, and he shared the secret ingredient every Black person in America needs: to be cheered among their peers, to meet Black legends face to face, and to learn about their real history."Black Lives Matter is a statement. And the movement was just

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#24 - Black Men - "Black History Month Series"

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2021/02/06

Olajide N. Bamishigbin Jr. Ph.D., an Assistant Professor at California State University, Long Beach discussed the state of affairs of Black men in the United States. He focused on their health, socioeconomic status, and education, while delineating the impact on boys from men."Black men are a very disadvantaged group. They tend to have some of the worst health in the country, physical health, with regards to cardiovascular diseases, mortality from cancer, things like that, Black men tends not

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#23 - Turning our Justice system to a Justice system

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2021/01/30

George Critchlow, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, practitioner, and author addressed the subjects of law enforcement, defunding the police, and why America is leading the world in incarceration, ahead of China and Russia. He expounded on what a Fear-based society is and the painful process of transformation."You do not have any kind of relationship between the representation of African Americans in prison and the nature of the criminal problem in the United States. I don't know how people can

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#22 Keep Being Peaceful

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2021/01/23

Norma Hollis, founder of Authenticity Programs contended on the irrelevance of guilt, necessity of taking one step at a time, and the shift from autopilot."But my parent's vision and what I realized about two decades ago, was that, one reason my parent lacked vision was because they couldn't vote until they were in their 40s. So, how can you have vision if you can't even envision yourself voting? So, that's one. And then I just realized that, my father bought a house in

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58:46

#21 Humanity in Crisis

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2021/01/16

Jacob U'Mofe Gordon, Ph.D., LLD (Hon), the first black Professor Emeritus at the University of Kansas, and current President & CEO of American Health Coalition discussed the root cause of racism, black brainwash, history of America, current colonies, education, a working solution in Florida, and the way forward."Now, you got to remember now, that the same group of people who colonized Africa, who enslaved Africans, also developed educational system for them. The educational systems

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#20 Restoring Education to Black Kids K-12

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2021/01/09

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#19 - Recap of 2020

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2020/12/19

Join me as we recap all 2020 episodes with the memorable soundbites. I'll introduce the episode number, title, description, and you can listen to the soundbite. A great way to quickly scan through all the episodes.Thank you for your support - I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 2021. We'll be back on Jan. 9th, 2021.

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#18 - Race predicts everything

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2020/12/11

Sola Bamis is a black female actress, writer, performance artist, producer, and film-maker in Hollywood. She discussed the inner workings of Hollywood, the challenges and opportunities, and the big "ask" from the power players of Hollywood."There is also a very very predictable Hollywood systems, you know, a Hollywood caste system, that makes it, so that, you know, the younger you are, the whiter you are, the thinner you are, the bluer your eyes, the blonder your hair, that is what

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#17 - Excellence comes in all colors

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2020/12/05

Ken Bentley, black male executive and CEO of APGA Tour, and previously a Vice President at Nestle USA spoke about his childhood experience as a black inner city kid from Los Angeles. He cited a number of black role models that many are unaware of, and he discussed his path to the top at Nestle, the significance of "Amen corner", and bridging the opportunity gap."Then my mother showed up, she had been parking the car. She shows up and she said, "I'm going to have the NAACP

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