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November 3, 2020 52 mins
In this episode I sit down with the owner of PickASide PickASide Podcast, James Finley. We discussed how racism is a disease that continues to destroys our country. Racism continues to live and breathe in the hearts of many people, and tears down the hope for a better future. While it may have seem to lie dormant; it is not. It's is more prevalent now than ever before? Discrimination, injustice and the right to equality is a consistent fight - how long shall we endure the fight.
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