Blacks are in an abusive relationship with America

12/06/20 • 29 min

In this episode Terence discusses the striking similarities between the dynamics in an abusive relationship and how Black Americans are treated in America.
The battle for power and control has been a fabric of American society since its inception and Blacks have been fighting for equal standing and opportunity throughout the history of America.

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Policing in America and Deliberate Indifference

In this special edition bonus episode, Terence L. Shigg invites Shawn B. McCullers Esq. on the show to discuss policing and societies deliberate indifference to the problems facing Black people in America. Mr. Shigg and Mr. McCullers are both Black men and retired law enforcement officers with a unique perspective on policing. Mr. McCullers is a civil rights attorney and social justice advocate in Atlanta, Georgia. We discuss the 4th amendment, what to do if you are stopped by the police and the judicial system as a whole.

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Crabs in a Bucket

In this episode Terence welcomes back his brother and friend Shawn B. McCullers Esq. to discuss the idea of "Crabs in a bucket."
They discuss how Blacks must learn to work together and not against one another in order to achieve success. Success in not a finite resource.
They believe it is possible to disagree and learn from others. The fact that people take the time to pour out and receive information from one another is an act of love and respect and therefore should be treated as such.
People become better through experiences and we can all become better if we learn to listen to one another.

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