Small Doses with Amanda Seales
Side Effects of Finding My Roots (with Kimberly Renee)
Jun 19, 2024
Historian Kimberly Renee joins Amanda Seales to explore her family history and roots, discussing misconceptions about racial identity, balancing giving back with self-care in the Black community, navigating family relationships, discovering remarkable family achievements, and exploring family history through genealogical records with emotional discoveries and dehumanizing language in historical documentation.
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- Protests foster unity and kinship which bridge societal divides.
- Gang membership often fulfills a need for belonging and security.
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Connection to Protest and Kinship
Many Americans feel disconnected nowadays, but the unity and camaraderie experienced at protests can help bridge this gap. The speaker highlights the sense of kinship felt at protests, contrasting it with the division in society.
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