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What happened? Other than her paranoia 😂. Nothing

Our obsession with race is killing us. Bigots will be bigots. We have to release ourselves from having to carry the burden of other people's racial aggression. It's not necessary. Still in 2024?? its getting old. Forgot them. Loose the victim mentality and see if it doesn't open you up to meeting people that cherish your presence. Being a victim is a choice and it's not necessary to win this game called life.

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You people will single handedly make sure that racism exists in perpetuity.

People wanted all the changes regardless if it hurts them . They rather get burn than have woman president. It's called " cutting your nose off to spoil your face"

Hahahaha 🤣 this is hilarious

Nobody's going anywhere. Stop.

I'm afraid 😐 I need some reassurance....

LOVE THIS!

If DEI is about inclusion, why is it run entirely by women and POC? Looks like they are specifically excluding white males.

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Excellent ❤. Eye opening. Really enjoyed the conversation. Thank you.

0.018% is not near as prevalent as the ~3% of redheads - that is an argument made in bad faith.

This is a great interview! I can't believe Mr. Keefe answered my email, at a time when I feel quite dismissed. You are both quite inspiring.

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DEI is a racist grift. Do not comply with these Marxists.

She wrote 3 Ways To Decenter Whiteness In Your Workplace I wouldn’t listen to a word this hapless racist says

UA-cam recommended me this video. So i decided to check it out. Its not my usual cup of tea but glad to check it out

Love this!

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Inspiring I’m a college Graduate from San Jacinto College With my associates of Applied Science in Process Technology Great video love learning about successful women in the industry

Always admired your poise and class, way back then and still do. Thank you for sharing your story. You are an amazing guy and I will always be your friend. Your example did not go unnoticed, 50 years later I still reflect on it. God bless you. Best to family. Hello to Pete.

I went to college with him! I got to see him maybe twice (definitely at least once) before he tried to join ISIS and once afterwards. Everything he stated at the top of the interview is very true: He’s true to his Pakistani/Muslim heritage, and he very much values his family. I remember that he wouldn’t even shake my friend’s hand because it’s haram to physically touch someone of the opposite sex if you’re not married to them (from my understanding; I’m atheist, but I had a lot of Muslim friends in college - many of whom were some of the kindest people I’ve ever met, Asher included). So imagine our surprise when we found out that this guy who wouldn’t even shake my friend’s hand was going to join a terrorist group who besmirches the sanctity of Islam - but as Asher explained in this interview, a combination of vulnerability and propaganda can really warp one’s view of the world and their future path into it. I see people’s lives changed all the time just because of one flick of a switch at their most vulnerable. I’m so happy to see that Asher was able to find his way out of that, because he truly is a good person and represents so much of the good that Islam can bring out of a person. I saw him afterwards in 2018 or 2019 playing badminton at UH with a mutual friend, but idk if he remembered me by then lol, I certainly wouldn’t blame him if he did. As far as I know now, he doesn’t seem to be imprisoned. And I think the Texas judge who only gave him 18 months (especially after reading the judge’s decision/judgment) is very reasonable and open-minded for that. Attempting to join a group like ISIS would reasonably set off alarms in anyone’s head, but I’m so happy to see that Asher was allowed a chance to redeem himself and prove his character - his true, pious character, not one influenced by ill-will.

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Great, inspiring conversation!

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A tremendous podcast. I saw you speak at the UHCL commencement this past winter and I enjoyed your message. Thanks for this Linda. Rob really spoke many truths here. I appreciate it very much.

That's my mom. good job mom

Important conversation!

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Thank you for sharing this personal story.

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I just had the opportunity to watch. I really appreciate you sharing your story Ron.

My deepest, sincerest condolences to my long time friend, neighbor,classmate, and teammate. We spent many days at the Campbell house, watching football games, listening to music(Traffic, John Klemmer), and soaking up the pearls of wisdom dispensed by Mr. Campbell, and his many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were always considered "Pillars of the Community". The character, and values of their home are borne out in their progeny Stay Strong James............................."Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled". Much Love, David A. J

I love it! Go girl ❤ I literally just published my 1st book. Big Dreams Little Faith on Amazon. 🙌 God has definitely been working.

Shannon´s got her IQ up in her social sciences and psychodynamics. One key thing missing in full scope is the socioeconomic inequality foundation. Like McDonald´s paying a living wage in Denmark, Germany´s "volks bank" co-ops, and Mondragon´s co-op industrial network in Spain, the need to vent and ignore progressive education reflects psychosocial dynamics in response to control- and exploitation-orientation, that is only secondarily white. Like Japan when US ships arrived, we can organize and shift corp-consumer capacity, from buying organic and Fair Trade once a month to looking into food co-ops and ESOPs, and more. Kudos to Linda Lorelle.

I Love this interview. After feeling like she didn't fit in and feeling less than important and joining a a hate group, she pushed through it and out of it and even has some answers and ways of resolve. She is obviously beautiful inside and out, intelligent, loving and significant. She has my utmost respect and I appreciate her journey which might have fueled her purpose. Thank you Shannon.

tremendous interview

So beyond grateful for the work you have done to make AJC's America's Table a reality! Our voices DO matter and you have given them a platform to shine. You, Linda, are a gift to Houston - your work, your passion and your vision are extraordinary. Your podcast gives us the opportunity to celebrate our differences and to learn from one another. In this season of gratitude , we can all be thankful for that!

Wow, Ron... I have no words, except very powerful. I think of you often

Is there a list of white supremacist groups in the country somewhere? I'm just about 50 and have never known anyone openly affiliated with one of these groups. Same with the black separatist groups, I have never seen evidence of these with the exception of 1. These are allegedly the two leading hate groups, over 400 between them in this country. Where can we see the names of these groups instead of just a number given to us by authority figures. I think the existence of these groups as they are categorized needs to be looked at to determine whether they are truly hate groups of the kind that they are labelled because I think we are victims of a set of facts/numbers meant to sensationalize and keep us at odds. One of many strategies that intertwine.

This person is very in-touch with themself

He's really articulate.

I was so moved by this conversation. More people should hear this. I'm surprised anyone put a thumbs down.

Yes ! There is hope with people like that!!!!

I am only now discovering Shannon and her Story. Wow, what a courageous and powerful woman. To "come out" from this dangerous and highly volatile people group who are so negatively affecting masses of very vulnerable people. Kudos, Shannon!

this is probably the best thing ive ever watched