SoulFood Sunday Anti-Racism Fund

This week we sit down with author Cole Brown to discuss his new book Greyboy: Finding Blackness in a White World. We discuss the experience of black children that grow up in whites spaces, living at the intersection of race and class and explore what it’s like to be young and in search of identity.

This week, we have the opportunity of discussing the importance of education access and how we can work together to mitigate the learning disparities across all communities. Tune in, turn up, and get ready for a Sermon on how YOU can be the change you want to see.
Everton Blair is the first person of color, the youngest-ever and the first openly gay member of the Gwinnett County Board of Education — serving 180,000 students and 1 million constituents in the largest and most diverse school system in the state of Georgia. He is the son of Jamaican immigrants and a graduate of Gwinnett County schools.
A former AP Calculus teacher in Atlanta Public Schools, Everton comes to the Board with district, state and federal education policy experience - including serving as a Fellow in President Obama’s White House Initiative on Educational Excellence. In November of 2018, Everton flipped the formerly Republican seat on the school board by 31 points (R+17 to D+14) with the most votes ever cast in a Georgia school board election and a 480% increase in young voters aged 18-29.
Everton received his Bachelors in Applied Mathematics from Harvard College and his Masters in Policy, Organizations and Leadership from Stanford University.

For this edition of SoulFood Sunday we sit down with Jordan Wilson- Howard Graduate, Tech Founder, Entrepreneur, and Co-Founder of Politicking. We discuss the importance of elections on every level and how to stay engaged and active as a voter.......... To learn more or to donate to the ARF, check us out at Antiracismfund.org or follow us on Instagram @antiracismfund

For our premier episode, we are chatting with Bakari Sellers— attorney, CNN political commentator, and former South Carolina House Representative— about Voting Education and the upcoming Presidential Election