We The People: Extraordinary Stories of Ordinary People
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40. A Conversation with Robert Emmons Jr.
To wrap up Season 3, we sit down with Robert Emmons Jr. to discuss his campaign for Congress and how he plans to make an impact in Illinois' 1st District. His answer, #WeAreTheSolution!
He is a strong believer in people power and coalition building. Prior to announcing his candidacy, he spent months interviewing residents of the district to hear and learn what they needed and wanted in a Representative in Congress and what were some of the issues they were facing daily. What he heard inspired him to take the leap and be the change he wanted to see. We are happy to support him during this journey! #Chicago #Illinois #Politics #2020election #Southside #Congress #MillennialLeadership #MillennialImpact
Visit & Subscribe today at www.behopefulpeople.com!
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39. A Conversation with William Calloway
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As Season 3 comes to an end, we wanted to sit down with 5th Ward Aldermanic Candidate, William Calloway and learn more about his campaign, his vision and where his leadership journey began.
38: Millennials and Entrepreneurship
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Millennials are leaving traditional jobs in record numbers and creating spaces for themselves. As the most educated generation, they are breaking barriers by becoming entrepreneurs and turning their passions into their life’s work. To close out 2018, we sat down with Xavier Ramey and Myles Gage to discuss the journey of starting their own companies, Justice Informed and Rapunzl Invest.
37. Millennials on Voting
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Days before the 2018 Mid-term election, I sat down with 4 millennials in Hyde Park to discuss the importance of voting, being civically engaged, the Chicago Mayoral election and our top 2020 Presidential draft picks. Check out more at behopefulpeople.com.
36. Millennials & Dating
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On the heels of the Insecure season finale, We The People returns this month for a conversation on Millennials, Dating, and Relationships. We sat down with a fun group to discuss online dating, social media and a few dating key terms.
35. The Impact of Black Male Educators
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As teachers and students across the country prepare for a new school year, I thought it would be powerful to open the new season with a conversation about the importance and impact of Black male educators in urban schools. As a former educator I have seen first hand the impact, and have researched and written about the importance in my graduate school courses. I wanted to learn more about other...
34. A Conversation with Dirrick Butler
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As we close out Season 2, I decided to share my leadership journey and highlight those moments that have truly allowed me to define my purpose and passion. Friend of We The People, Samantha Edwards interviews me at The University of Chicago.
33. A Conversation with Bushra Amiwala
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This week we sit down with Bushra Amiwala, the youngest and first Muslim woman to run for the Cook County Board of Commissioners (Chicago, IL). I heard her story on social media and wanted to learn more about her inspiration and what her campaign experience was like and what’s next for her.
32. A Conversation with Oscar Cazalez
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This week on We The People, I sit down with Oscar. His story is truly inspiring. I am always inspired by people who are able to turn their experiences into their passion and purpose. Oscar is working daily to make the college admission process easier for Dreamers here in the United States. He recently graduated from Illinois Institute of Technology with both his Bachelors & Masters degrees.
31. A Conversation with Cameesha Jones
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This week on We The People, we sit down with Cameesha Jones, the founder of Sista Afya. This organization supports the mental health of women of color in the city of Chicago. Cameesha's story has fueled her passion and purpose and has made a huge impact on the Southside of the city. I hope that you are inspired, as I was, to utilize your life experiences to fuel your work and impact as a passio...
30. A Conversation with Ivan Hairston
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In the black community, barbershops are a sanctuary for men of all ages and all walks of life. Starting at an early age, young men are able to connect with and learn from more seasoned men in the community. Barbers are pillars of the community and the purveyors of culture and stimulating conversation, while you are in their chair for 30 min to an hour. This week, I sit down with my barber, Ivan...
29. A Conversation with Chakena Sims
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With 5 episodes remaining in the second season, this week on We The People, I sit down with Chakena Sims, a community and political organizer in Chicago. I sat down with her to learn about the past experiences that has inspired her current political work and how these will lead her to accomplishing her future aspirations.
28. A Conversation with Miguel Solis
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This week we sit down with Miguel Solis, the youngest elected Dallas Public Schools Trustee & the Executive Director of the Latino Center for Leadership Development. His career began as a TFA corps member and later decided to run for the Board at 27 years old. We discuss his years as a teacher, his parents and family and advice he has for millennials who want to make an impact in their communit...
27. A Conversation with Wes Bellamy
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Last fall I sat down with Vice Mayor of Charlottesville, Virginia, Dr. Wes Bellamy in Chicago. He was in town attending the Obama Foundation Summit. We discussed race, equity in city politics, and how millennials can remain their authentic selves while speaking truth to power. It was an honor to speak with him, his courage and leadership are what I admire about Dr. Bellamy. Check out more episo...
26. A Conversation with Dwight Holt, Jr.
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This week I sit down with dancer, entrepreneur and fitness coach, Dwight Holt Jr. I am truly inspired by people who leave their traditional jobs and pursue their passions and turn them into their daily work. Dwight is one of those people. He coaches/teaches fitness and dance through his company, Dance Your Pounds Off. His advice to millennials looking to follow their passions is super insightfu...
25. A Conversation with Quamiir Trice
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25. A Conversation with Quamiir Trice
Five Millennials that Inspired us in 2017!
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Five Millennials that Inspired us in 2017!
23. A Conversation with Kareem Taylor
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23. A Conversation with Kareem Taylor
22. A Conversation with Dejonique Garrison
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22. A Conversation with Dejonique Garrison
21. A Conversation with Ed Burroughs
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21. A Conversation with Ed Burroughs
20. A Conversation with Ferrell Fellows
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20. A Conversation with Ferrell Fellows
19. A Conversation with Kevin Coval
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19. A Conversation with Kevin Coval
18. A Conversation with Sonia Jackson Myles
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18. A Conversation with Sonia Jackson Myles
17. A Conversation with Juliana Stratton
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17. A Conversation with Juliana Stratton
16. A Conversation with Tim King
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16. A Conversation with Tim King
WTP Commercial
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WTP Commercial
15. Millennial Impact: Anré Washington
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15. Millennial Impact: Anré Washington
14. A Conversation with Gee Smalls
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14. A Conversation with Gee Smalls
13. Millennial Impact: Amanda Finney
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13. Millennial Impact: Amanda Finney
12. A Conversation with Dominique Jordan Turner
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12. A Conversation with Dominique Jordan Turner

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @aaronwilliams4530
    @aaronwilliams4530 Рік тому

    Bro on the left gives politically correct answers. He didn’t feel genuine to me. He felt out of place

  • @theultimaterelaxationqueen
    @theultimaterelaxationqueen 3 роки тому

    Great interview!!

  • @J_Allen3556
    @J_Allen3556 3 роки тому

    Like like like and like Guy's a moron.

  • @_Smitty1212
    @_Smitty1212 3 роки тому

    As a Black Man and Retired Veteran you are an embarrassment.

  • @BillyT531
    @BillyT531 3 роки тому

    A drunken driver. Lock him up.

  • @nwilliams-rq8eq
    @nwilliams-rq8eq 4 роки тому

    im curious to find out when they quit

    • @jimynutron87
      @jimynutron87 4 роки тому

      Why though? We need more like them!!!

  • @gregj831
    @gregj831 4 роки тому

    You need to do your fact checking before doing pieces about monsters like Wes Bellamy. Bellamy is in fact, a smooth talking race baiter, homophobe, victimizer and hate profiteer. I am also, 100% certain both he and his sidekick buddy 'former VA Governor Terry McAuliffe' played central roles in standing down over 1600 Police and National Guard in Charlottesville and if people cannot figure out why then they're either too cucked with 'Socialist racial hatred/divide for Political gain' or they are too ignorant.

  • @oddlysatisfied9528
    @oddlysatisfied9528 4 роки тому

    Subbed when I heard The Kendrick instrumental, keep it up and push content out

  • @vanessabell7154
    @vanessabell7154 5 років тому

    I appreciate to be alive to see this historic moment for me to see people look that look like me sitting at the tables making move a decision. I was not aware of this young man until I run across this sister who I follow on Instagram. I'm so excited

  • @Adam96616
    @Adam96616 5 років тому

    Thank you guys for putting yourselves out there and letting the whole world know we exist. We need a strong unity of Brotherhood if we are ever going to increase that 2 percent margin.

  • @FOURNINE71
    @FOURNINE71 5 років тому

    You so cute

  • @marleenalove2647
    @marleenalove2647 6 років тому

    This is so encouraging to see as I'm raising my 4 sons. I feel so blessed to have you as my son's 4th grade teacher. Thank you for all you do for our community.

  • @michaelnixjr.familymembers9188
    @michaelnixjr.familymembers9188 6 років тому

    I love you Sonia Jackson Myles.

  • @soozanc
    @soozanc 6 років тому

    "The View From Room 205" is an excellent piece. Linda comes from some really interesting angles with it. I heard it on PBX. Thanks to her for doing these question/answer sessions on it.

  • @JuniperBeeMoni
    @JuniperBeeMoni 7 років тому

    I just found your channel. This is the 3rd video I watch and I am really enjoyed my your show. The videos are simple to follow with and done stupendously. Hope to see your channel you channel evolve and see how much better the content get as you develop the craft.

  • @JuniperBeeMoni
    @JuniperBeeMoni 7 років тому

    I loved when Jones said “it’s okay to be a work in progress and a masterpiece”

  • @nazeercurry5248
    @nazeercurry5248 7 років тому

    Keep up the great work Quamiir!

    • @nazeercurry5248
      @nazeercurry5248 7 років тому

      You're welcome Quamiir! #FollowingGreatness #TrustedLeaders #StrivingForSuccess

    • @joangluc1
      @joangluc1 6 років тому

      I work with disadvantaged kids and parents. I am interested in the needs you believe a community should address. I am in touch with Nazeer! Dr. Joan Miller Bloomsburg University

  • @jermainesingleton9648
    @jermainesingleton9648 7 років тому

    I loved this interview! She is so eloquent!

  • @ronaldlove27
    @ronaldlove27 7 років тому

    Good Interview!

  • @melaniegriffinpugh8253
    @melaniegriffinpugh8253 7 років тому

    WOW, thank you for that conversation with DJT! I was engaged and motivated to keep pressing toward my passions; oh, so many! MGP

  • @ByTherrell
    @ByTherrell 7 років тому

    Inspired!

  • @noloferratus
    @noloferratus 7 років тому

    Let's face it Bernie Sanders was a failure who endorsed a criminal for president after she stole his nomination from him via the process of corruption.

  • @ronaldlove27
    @ronaldlove27 8 років тому

    I like how Kenneth story brought the details of Dr. Carol Dweck's book. I need to start reading that book!

  • @ronaldlove27
    @ronaldlove27 8 років тому

    I enjoyed this story!!!! It's important that more black men become champions for our black boys just as Cory did for Joseph!!!!!