THE SHIFT , Hosted by KOBBY KING

Cicely McClennon talks about her daughter's sexual assault by another African American youth and other negative vices within the diaspora community in Ghana including fraud , land scams , prostitution , sexual immorality , debauchery , illegal substance trade (drug trade) etc.

She also emphasizes on the need for the diaspora to come together to build and support each other instead of working individually .

She stresses on the fact that organizations like The African American Association of Ghana and others are not serving their purpose well and they need to step up their game to put in place measures to support and protect the diaspora in Ghana.

Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. brings a breadth of legal experience to her position as the managing attorney and founder of LPJ Legal, a law firm based in Washington, DC.  As a managing attorney, she represents local and international clients in all aspects of business law and real estate law, both transactional and litigation. She has found a niche in highly regulated industries including government contractors, developers and construction.  Prior to founding LPJ Legal PLLC, Ms. Johnson worked as a corporate litigation attorney in a large law firm based in Washington, DC. She has also worked as an Attorney in Maryland, litigating a variety of matters to include business, bankruptcy, and special education.  Coupled with her professional career, Ms. Johnson is also active in her local community, including being the immediate past Chair of the Washington Bar Association Young Lawyer’s Division and the immediate past Chairperson of the board of directors at Collaborative Solutions for Communities, where she still remains on the Board.  Ms. Johnson holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, a Juris Doctor from Elon University, and a Master of Laws in Trial Advocacy from American University Washington College of Law. She is admitted to practice in Georgia, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland and for the District of Columbia.  SOURCE : www.lpjlegal.com

Lucrecia P. Johnson, Esq. LL.M. brings a breadth of legal experience to her position as the managing attorney and founder of LPJ Legal, a law firm based in Washington, DC.  As a managing attorney, she represents local and international clients in all aspects of business law and real estate law, both transactional and litigation. She has found a niche in highly regulated industries including government contractors, developers and construction.  Prior to founding LPJ Legal PLLC, Ms. Johnson worked as a corporate litigation attorney in a large law firm based in Washington, DC. She has also worked as an Attorney in Maryland, litigating a variety of matters to include business, bankruptcy, and special education.  Coupled with her professional career, Ms. Johnson is also active in her local community, including being the immediate past Chair of the Washington Bar Association Young Lawyer’s Division and the immediate past Chairperson of the board of directors at Collaborative Solutions for Communities, where she still remains on the Board.  Ms. Johnson holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, a Juris Doctor from Elon University, and a Master of Laws in Trial Advocacy from American University Washington College of Law. She is admitted to practice in Georgia, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland and for the District of Columbia.  SOURCE : www.lpjlegal.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX825GiJ6Ww

In this episode, Shenice Evans(President of X-pozure / Ambassador @400 Legacy project) and Rudy Simpson (President of The 400 Legacy project) share their experience growing up, their journey to Ghana for the first time and also projects they are embarking on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwtZCNuyGOk

In this episode, Shenice Evans(President of X-pozure / Ambassador @400 Legacy project) and Rudy Simpson (President of The 400 Legacy project) share their experience growing up, their journey to Ghana for the first time and also projects they are embarking on. They also educate about why religion and other factors which should not be a reason to divide people of color but rather used as a tool to unite.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eds-lGFTDw

American Singer/ Songwriter Keidra Quillin (aka. Keidra-on-stage) who hails from Oakland , California talks about her journey to Ghana for the first time.

THE SHIFT is an interactive talk show designed to tell the story of the journeys of people who have repatriated from their home country to settle in other countries/continents.

The shift seeks to educate , motivate , inspire , and prepare individuals of family group who are considering repatriating to other countries or continents.

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