1h 2 min
A Deeper Look at Racial Inequality in America and Personal Finance with Jason The Joney Talks Podcast
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With the recent murder of George Floyd and the current protests happening in the US, I wanted to share some thoughts around racial inequality on the Podcast as well. As I was reaching out to my network I got connected with Jason Hines who is coming on the show today. Jason is no expert on these thematics but he is never the less deeply motivated to share his thoughts as well and to raise awareness on the issue.
We will look beyond the current events and give answers (or at least parts of it) to the questions:
- How did we get here?
- Where does this systemic racism come from?
Jason will take us on a short American history class dating back from slavery (1800s) up to today and how racism has remained ingrained in the US society despite the Civil Rights act achieved by Martin Luther King. We will also have a look at how Financial literacy can play a big role in helping underserved communities and how we can all contribute to racial equality.
This episode is for you if you want to take a deeper look at the recent "racist incidents" and learn more about how to contribute to a better understanding between communities. And it is an opportunity for me to raise awareness on the topic as well.
It is my sincere hope that this episode will help spread awareness and build towards a better future for the next generations.
Jonathan
Show notes: https://joneytalks.com/2020/06/18/blacklivesmatter
If you liked this episode, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts and do follow us on social media as well for more great content, check our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and join our e-mail list. I would love to connect with you!
With the recent murder of George Floyd and the current protests happening in the US, I wanted to share some thoughts around racial inequality on the Podcast as well. As I was reaching out to my network I got connected with Jason Hines who is coming on the show today. Jason is no expert on these thematics but he is never the less deeply motivated to share his thoughts as well and to raise awareness on the issue.
We will look beyond the current events and give answers (or at least parts of it) to the questions:
- How did we get here?
- Where does this systemic racism come from?
Jason will take us on a short American history class dating back from slavery (1800s) up to today and how racism has remained ingrained in the US society despite the Civil Rights act achieved by Martin Luther King. We will also have a look at how Financial literacy can play a big role in helping underserved communities and how we can all contribute to racial equality.
This episode is for you if you want to take a deeper look at the recent "racist incidents" and learn more about how to contribute to a better understanding between communities. And it is an opportunity for me to raise awareness on the topic as well.
It is my sincere hope that this episode will help spread awareness and build towards a better future for the next generations.
Jonathan
Show notes: https://joneytalks.com/2020/06/18/blacklivesmatter
If you liked this episode, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts and do follow us on social media as well for more great content, check our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and join our e-mail list. I would love to connect with you!
1h 2 min