Race: Prison & Justice

06/12/20 • 71 min

Listen as Dr. Wheaton provides excellent insight into the prison and court system and how it disproportionately effects African Americans. She provides helpful, practical ways in which we can all get involved in real change.

Dr. Deidre L. Wheaton is the Associate Professor of Educational, Multicultural, and Exceptional Studies at Jackson State University in Mississippi. She is trained in American Cultural Studies with an emphasis on 20th Century African American Culture.
Research & Teaching interests include Critical Race Studies, impact of race on teaching and learning, race and gender bias in higher education and broadening participation. And for the past 7 years has taught a course (Social Institutions) that deals with mass incarceration and racial bias as a social problem.

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Race: Divide & Conquer

Fellow therapist, Charles Williams and I go deep into the forces that are at work to divide and conquer us.

What is the end game?
Is there wealth in poverty?
Do black lives matter or just black votes?
Who is behind Antifa and other extremists?
Are there underlying motives in media?
How do we become unified in our goal?

These questions and more are discussed in this episode!

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Are You An Adult Child Of A Narcissist? With Alisa Stamps, MSS, LCSW

Have you ever wondered if your parent was a narcissist? Did your parent withhold love from you or smother you with it only when you achieved something they approved of? Did they make you responsible for their emotions? Do you feel you never had your parent's unconditional love? Do you feel you aren't good enough?
Listen as Alisa Stamps explains what it looks like to have a narcissistic parent and how you can begin to heal!
Learn more about Alisa and the groups she offers at www.alisastamps.com.
To start your healing contact me at www.lizayoungcounseling.com .