Let's Talk About It, A Shift in Consciousness

What are the next step to providing the full necessary support for all families impacted by violence?  Have do we find healing and justice for our loved ones?  This will be a first in a series. *ECM does not own the rights to the music.

Yolanda McNair age 55.  Mother of Adaisha Miller, who was killed by an Off-duty Detroit police officer Isaac Lee Parrish III, on July 08, 2012 one day before her 25th Birthday. President of Protect Our Stolen Treasures (P.O.S.T.). A non-profit organization that was formed by family members of Police Murder Victims. 

Tawanna Wilson is a chapter leader of am a part of P.O.S.T.  She has become active in response to so many homicides her own city (including family members and friends).

Yolanda was born and raised in Detroit, MI, Yolanda McNair was raised with a strong sense of Human rights and that lives are to be respected and fought for.  Yolanda has created a campaign calling out prosecutors and district attorneys on their failure to perform their duties and protect the lives of the citizens and their cities. Their failure to prosecute officers who commit murder and other crimes against the citizens and their cities.  The campaign is called Feet To Fire Campaign,  a multi-state one day protest.  It happens once a month, for two hours and includes a "Chalk Walk" placing the names of loved one lost in a heart in front of said state's officers office.

Tawanna started out with another organization in Charlotte that also supports families of homicide victims in a different way.  Still a part of the organization, being a part of P.O.S.T maximizes her ability to contribute toward the reduction of homicides rates. While providing grief support to the families, with P.O.S.T. she can be the change.

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Every Case Matters/Let's Talk About it discusses the profound significance of our new DOJ action to link all cases, reopen all cases and bring justice and healing for all victims of violence and genocide,

Every Case Matters/Let's Talk About It discusses our launching of Unapologetically All Our Loved Ones Matter.

Dr. Ishtyme Robinson discusses healing from within for those who have lost loved ones to violence and oppression with Kevin Degidon.  Healing from within from trauma, grief and loss, a shift in consciousness.

Every Case Matters/Let's Talk About It discuss our new petition, Take the Challenge and project: More Than Enough, You Are Phenomenal!  We talk about all the crises of violence surrounding us and why these actions and dialog are so vital.

Discussion about the launching of More Than Enough, I Am Phenomenal!  Birthed in Ghana, West Africa.  Let's Talk About It is an independent podcast dedicated to the healing, restoration and comprehensive shift in one's consciousness in pursuit of personal, systemic justice & accountability.   

In this age of pandemic and pain, Every Case Matters wishes healing, love and unity to our global family of humanity.

Every Case Matters reflects on our most recent DOJ action and within our larger fight for justice with Shawn McDonald.

Every Case Matters/Genocide Endz 2Day discuss the need to identify the taking of black, brown and red lives by law enforcement officials and others as part of a campaign of genocide and not isolated incidents.

A Discussion with Titus Opoku, Our Friend and Partner in Ghana About the State of Affairs in Ghana and Moving Forward in the Motherland.

Every Case Matters discusses the importance of fighting for the group when fighting genocide.  Every Case Matters discusses this topic with Bernie McFadden of My Three Sunz.

Every Case Matters/Genocide Endz 2Day reflects on ECM's visit to Minneapolis.  We discuss the Mom's March and losing multiple children with Bernie McFadden, founder of My 3 Sunz.

Every Case Matters/Genocide Endz 2Day discuss the need to link all cases as part of a campaign of genocide against all black, brown and red lives.  We will be discussing this topic with Dr. Pat Stephens

Every Case Matters/Genocide Endz 2Day discuss the need to focus on the larger forces behind all the deaths of black, brown and red lives, especially  at the hands of law enforcement. 

Every Case Matters/Genocide Endz 2Day discusses why every case must matter!  We must avoid fixating on individual cases and instead examine the phenomenon of police brutality as part of a larger campaign of genocide against black, brown and red lives.  We discuss this topic with Tawanda Jones, Founder of West Wednesdays in Baltimore MD and sister of Tyrone West,.

Every Case Matters/Genocide Endz 2Day discusses police terror against black, brown and red lives as part of a holocaust against people of color. Obsessing on individual cases will never bring justice. We discuss this with Bernie McFadden, Founder of My 3 Sunz.  Hosted by Ishtyme Robinson