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    From Cotton Plantations to an Audience with the Supreme Court: Hope and Community with Clifton Taulbert

    From Cotton Plantations to an Audience with the Supreme Court: Hope and Community with Clifton Taulbert

    FromThe Silver Linings Handbook

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    From Cotton Plantations to an Audience with the Supreme Court: Hope and Community with Clifton Taulbert

    FromThe Silver Linings Handbook

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    Length:
    64 minutes
    Released:
    Jan 23, 2024
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

    Joining Jayson Blair is Clifton Talbert, an author, business consultant and speaker who's best known for his books, Once Upon a Time When We Were Colored and 8 Habits of the Heart. We step into the world where the legacy of the Mississippi Delta's cotton fields, the struggle for civil rights, and the warmth of a quilted heirloom converge. This episode explores hope and belonging, growing out of poverty, the impact of racism of the past and what persists in the present and how we can grow and build a better world through understanding history and building community.Learn more by visiting our website and follow along with us on Instagram.Join our Silver Linings Fireside Chat Facebook group and join us on Patreon.
    Released:
    Jan 23, 2024
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Join Jayson Blair as he interviews newsmakers, experts and regular people on topics that have to do with psychology in the workplace. We will explore the myths, misconceptions, and truths to help build better leaders and promote fulfillment in this important part of our lives. We'll take a scientific and evidence-based approach and avoid pop-psychology or simplistic views of people in the places they work.After a career as a reporter for The New York Times, Jayson was a part of a scandal that rocked journalism. Now, as an executive and mental health coach for the past 15 years, he uses the skills from each of those professions to explore the topics that are important to people and their work.