“The most disrespected person in America is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman. The most neglected person in America is the black woman.” - Malcolm X.

The tragic death of George Floyd led to Black Lives Matter protests across the world. Police departments have been re-examining the nature of policing. Corporations have responded with public Diversity, Equity and Inclusion statements. People have been out marching, having conversations, donating to racial justice organizations and registering to vote like never before. Where do we go from here? Is this a real inflection point in the fight to end racial injustice? 

In today's episode of How Are You Helping?, the former director of the Diversity & Inclusion office at Portland State University's School of Business, Eunice Makinde, and a social justice activist and founder of the blog "Of Hope & Hunger", Janna Allen from Austin, TX, join Host, Sean Riley, for a special episode on how to be anti-racist, being an effective ally, how to find joy in times of grief, pain, and unrest, how we overturn systemic oppression in day to day life and much, much more. 

You can follow them on IG: @Eun_Mak and @Janna_Allen.

Music by Robby Palmer and Jerry McCoy.

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