Tamika Mallory is a nationally recognized civil rights activist and seasoned community organizer. She served as the youngest ever Executive Director of the National Action Network under Reverend Al Sharpton. Mallory was the co-chair of the Women’s March on Washington, the largest single-day demonstration in US history. She most recently gave what has been dubbed “the speech of a generation” – State of Emergency in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. She was recently on the Grammys and has a new book State of Emergency. Her new elevation has also attracted new critics, we address all of this.

What You Will Learn

1. Why we need to change the narrative about black leaders and wealth.
2. How listening to collective critics can destroy you.
3. Where the focus of the movement should be in the coming years
4. Why we must fight systems of oppression and not just focus on people we don't like.