The experience of being a Hispanic Male | Keeping It Real With Ken

Critical Race Theory | Keeping It Real With Ken

Hey Everyone, I hope you enjoyed the new intro music for the podcast because I am thinking of using it for future episodes. I am grateful for all the support and love you have shown me throughout creating this podcast. I hope this has helped you to create community with others around you and has helped you to step out your comfort zone. As always I wish you all the best and I am so thankful for each and every one of you. I hope you have a great week and seek to bring about change for others, Kennedy Wiltz

The experience of being a Hispanic Male | Keeping It Real With Ken

On this episode, My Friend & Second Lead in Portraits, Matthew Villagomez, talked about his experience of being a Hispanic male at Baylor. We discussed Microaggressions he has experienced, family traditions, and so many more. I hope that this helps, encourage, or uplifts you this week and maybe even help you to make a change in your own community. I am grateful for all of you that listen to my podcast and have become followers. If you have listened to this podcast episode I ask that you fill out the survey down below. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSee1r9xoFnKbfg26AKa454Ppdkd6b9_K_IF6O1ixeKEDPT-9A/viewform?usp=sf_link

Conversations with Friends | Keeping It Real With Ken

On the first episode, I had a sweet conversation with two of my close friends from college. I was blessed to talk to them about being women of color at Baylor. I hope this conversation starts other conversations with family, friends, and many more. I also hope that this is a space to help you to feel welcomed, loved, and accepted. I am grateful that you took the time to listen to my podcast. I hope this gets you through the week and blesses your day. I am asking that after you listen to the episode you complete this survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe-MYHfciF2kSuJjO8hkdl433toR9EDs1LAeQ9hzmoELX6tLg/viewform?usp=sf_link Thank you again and wish you all the best, Kennedy Wiltz