WE aren't done. Don't get too comfortable yet: Election 2020

Black Autistic Lives Matter

In this episode we  speak with Diane J. Wright, the founder of Autastic.com. Home to the world’s largest online community of late-identified autistic adults, two of the only spaces dedicated to people of color with autism, and the only community of its size for people with autism that’s founded by a woman of color.

WE aren't done. Don't get too comfortable yet: Election 2020

A week after the historic election of the first woman to the office of the U.S. Vice President. We sit down with Political Strategist, Journalist and Public Advocate Jasmyne Cannick. Jasmyne also sits on the Los Angeles County Democratic Party’s County Central Committee. We chat about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and the need to educate and inspire our fellow citizens to stay engaged and understand that local elections are equal if not more important than national elections to their livelihood.  Show Notes: http://iamjasmyne.com/ Twitter: @jasmyne Instagram: @hellojasmyne

Cleared for Takeoff

This week we explore parity and equity in the context of Air Traffic Controllers.  Our guest is Kevin McCants, an  Air Traffic Control Supervisor at the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Center, one of the 500 Black male FAA controllers. We discuss Kevin's journey and path to becoming an Air Traffic Controller as well as some of the barriers for black folks trying to get into the career. Lastly, we explore some ways in which we can create opportunities to expose young Black kids to this amazing field.  If you have a son, daughter, niece or nephew, make sure you do your part and share this episode with them.

Trans-Forming Politics

On this episode the Parity Project visits what re-imagining public safety in the time of #BlackLivesMatter and #TransLivesMatter looks like with the first openly Transmale elected to public office; City Councilman Phillipe Cunningham of Minneapolis. With the election right around the corner, Phillipe breaks down whats at stake with the coming election and why it is so important to get out and vote! SHOW NOTES:  Councilman Phillipe Cunningham https://cunninghammpls.org/ [https://cunninghammpls.org/] City of Minneapolis https://www.minneapolismn.gov/ [https://www.minneapolismn.gov/] Brookings Institution - Black Vote Disenfranchisement https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2019/09/12/setting-the-record-straight-on-black-voter-turnout/ [https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2019/09/12/setting-the-record-straight-on-black-voter-turnout/] Current U.S. Census Facts ( Nationwide ) https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045219 [https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045219] Register to Vote https://www.headcount.org/ [https://www.headcount.org/] Where to Vote https://www.vote411.org/ [https://www.vote411.org/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMImOSmh-CT7AIVex-tBh1-RQ9sEAAYASAAEgKUv_D_BwE]

Educated Segregation & America's Desire for a Permanent Second Class

In this episode, the crew takes up the U.S. education system. We identify issues and float potential solutions to create equity in funding and access to opportunities that may lead to better outcomes for historically under-resourced communities. Later on, we breakup with another prominent celebrity which raises issues surrounding cancel culture. Tune in to join the discussion.