On the Front Porch with KaCey

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Shame is an emotion used against us. But does it work in the collective turning of a community? Shame is the root of Cancel Culture and we use that aggressively to ensure folks get back in the box of values we have deemed appropriate for the good of the group. But when does shame work the most effectively?

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Responsibility. Most of us run away from that word. We don't like to think that our decisions or indecision can impact an entire community. When we think of how our young people react vs respond to most of life's challenges, who's fault is that? What are we going to do about it?

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What we are and what we are is an effect of what our ancestors hav experienced. But, what part of it are we still responsible for?

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What does it mean to experience care because a system deemed it necessary or even possible? What happens when we don't have access to care? Let's talk a bit about the privilege of experiencing care as a part of a network or intentional gathering of resources and services provided and how it impacts our ability to do the same.

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For most Black Americans, especially those in the South, the front porch isn't just part of the entry to a house. It is associated with community, safety, and reflection. On The front Porch is where we have the hard conversations in a way that builds community in a safe space that allows us to reflect and act. On The Front Porch with KaCey discusses all things related to youth, education, community and how politics helps or hurts the topic of each week.
What happens when a dedicated father, law enforcement officer, and certified life coach shares his frontline experience and insights with us? You're about to find out! Join me as I engage in a profound conversation with Marchello Bradley. We sit down on the proverbial front porch, an iconic symbol in the black community, to unravel his inspiring journey of creating the Take Your Power Back Network – a space for discussions, problem-solving, and goal setting.
We take a hard look at community policing and its potential to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve. Marchello highlights the importance of building relationships outside of the patrol car and creating an ecosystem of collaboration with other pillars of the community. We also examine how his goal-oriented approach to law enforcement can be a game-changer in different industries. Furthermore, we navigate the complexities of political decision-making and its implications on our individual lives and communities. Can understanding both sides of an issue change our perspective?
Brace yourself for some hard-hitting conversations about topics like abortion, the importance of empathy, and taking responsibility for our communities. Marchello doesn’t shy away from discussing these complex subjects and even offers his insights on how moderates can take control of these discussions. He shares his unique offerings, including his 12-course curriculum, one-on-one coaching, and group coaching options, all designed to help you achieve your deepest peace. So, ready for a heartfelt conversation that challenges norms, offers fresh perspectives, and might just change the way you look at your life and community? Then let’s get started!
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