Episode 173: A Powerful Conversation Series - Racism: Has Anything Changed?

Hi guys. Today you will hear a special edition of the Powerful Ladies Podcast. This is the live, unedited recording from our roundtable, A Powerful Conversation About America: Racism 2 Years Later. Has anything changed? This episode took place on June 10th, 2022 and was planned and promised two years ago when we had our first edition of A Powerful Conversation About America following the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Two years have gone by in a flash and it was time to check in and ask, “has racism in America changed?”  Has legistaure, laws or statistics changed since then?  How is racism or progress showing up, evolving or hiding in plain sight? Our panelists include the amazing Ronda Brunson, Chandra Gore and Lauren Wilson - powerful & successful women who have been a part of our previous episodes on Racism in America.  We encourage and invite you to share this episode with everyone who needs to hear it.  This conversation matters for our democracy and our future. 


You can follow & connect with our panelists on Instagram here:

Ronda Brunson @msbrunson_creditqueen

Chandra Gore @cgoreconsults

Lauren Wilson @ltwilson and @shopdoramaar

You can find me on instagram @kara_duffy

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Production, Audio Engineering, & Editing by Jordan Duffy

Music by Joakim Karud @joakimkarudmusic

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