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Y'all, It's an US thing! Let's celebrate the intense life and impactful work of the powerful REBECCA TRAMMEL who shares how she overcame adversity and reminds us we are human beings with a divine purpose! She passionately and intentionally has been Living The Dream - Martin Luther King's Dream - and role modeling a Life By Design based in Faith and Purpose for those underserved! Her constant sense of urgency, her soulful vulnerability is so beautiful and strong in this interview. Her efforts at changing our world  for the better continues to make a difference and SO CAN YOU. The next generation is worth it. Her motto: Justice I will pursue.  

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Coming very soon, Rebecca will announce the name and release her new consultancy! Stay Tuned

CURRENT ADVOCACY FOCUS by "Auntie Becca": For twenty-nine long years, North Carolinians have contended successfully in the State of NC in the courts for the constitutional right of every child to have access to a “sound basic education” in our public schools. Despite “Leandro” repeatedly prevailing in the courts, the full $1.7B investment that the state was mandated to make in our public schools has yet to be released. North Carolina’s students have yet to “sit down at the table of brotherhood” and share equitable access to “great equalizer”: education. If we want to see improvements in our public schools, we will have to get "Leandro" out of the courts and into the classrooms.

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In the book of Numbers chapters 35-36, God instructs the Israelites to set aside certain towns as cities of refuge for those who accidentally committed manslaughter. These cities were designated as safe havens for people who unintentionally caused the death of another person and allowed them to escape revenge killings.

Chapter 35 also highlights the importance of justice and fairness within the community by emphasizing the need to punish those who commit intentional murder. The chapter outlines the roles and responsibilities of the priests, the Levites, and the leaders in ensuring that justice is served and the community is protected from those who seek to harm others.

Additionally, God commands that the Levites be given towns to live in throughout the Promised Land, ensuring that all people have access to priests and the necessary spiritual resources, no matter where they live.

Chapter 36 addresses the issue of inheritance within families, particularly for women. The daughters of Zelophehad, who had no brothers, had asked for an inheritance in their father's land, which was granted. However, concerns were raised about the possibility of these women marrying outside of their tribe and their inheritance passing to another tribe. To address this concern, God commanded that women who inherit land must marry within their tribe to ensure the land remains within the tribe.

The chapter also deals with the issue of intermarriage between different tribes, with God instructing that women who inherit property must marry within their own tribe. This is to prevent the land from being transferred from one tribe to another.

The laws concerning manslaughter and inheritance in these chapters provide important insights into justice and fairness within the community. The cities of refuge and the allocation of priests' residences throughout the land ensure that all people have access to justice and spiritual guidance, regardless of their location. These laws also highlight the value of land ownership and the preservation of inheritance within families and tribes, as well as the importance of marrying within one's tribe to maintain tribal identity and cohesion.

Moreover, while the concept of manslaughter and revenge killings may seem foreign to us today, these laws provide an important reminder of the value of protecting the innocent and ensuring justice is served.

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In this week's episode, I am posting a conversation I had on the new podcast Conversate with Akeem D. Earle about the importance of lawyers keeping up with technology to ensure that people have access to justice. This conversation gets live and in living color (if you don't get it, you don't get it) as I speak my mind and thoughts on many different topics. I decided to post this episode on MLK Jr. Day because the advancements in technology have brought about new challenges and opportunities for realizing Dr. King's vision of a just and equal society. For example, there have been a lot of conversations about banning ChatGPT in schools. At the same time, the "world's first robot lawyer" powered by artificial intelligence is helping a person who doesn't have a lawyer represent themselves in a traffic case. (Check out DoNotPay for more information.) Technology is pivotal in helping improve access to justice, and sadly, many lawyers need to catch up in this area. Check out this episode as we discuss why I chose not to practice law, the future of AI in the courtroom, the importance of rest in between positions and more!

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Amber Ivey is a prominent thinker, voice, and leader of cultural change, an expert in data utilization and management, while also being an equitable leader. Ivey was born in Bethesda, Maryland. She earned an undergraduate degree from Old Dominion University, a graduate degree from the University of Maryland College Park, and a law degree from the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law. In 2020, Amber Ivey ran for election to the U.S. House to represent Maryland's 7th Congressional District. While in law school Amber realized she wanted to support people in a different way and decided to serve in the intersection of data, tech, law, and public policy. She now serves as a Vice President for a non profit organization focused on social impact. She is also the founder of Ivey Collective which is a consulting agency that provides action plans to businesses and government agencies through data audits and is the host of AI: Decodes the System podcast @aidecodes, which breaks down topics related to data, tech, law, and public policy in plain language.

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After talking to over 200 people about their experience during the pandemy Jen shares her observations of silver linings in this mash-up, Pandemy Show meets Bridging the Social Distance. Jenny shares how the pandemy impacted her family, her work with CFRU 93.3 FM Mobile Studio, and being the City of Guelph’s artist in residence.  When Radio was listed as an essential service at the start of the pandemy she realized how important her role as a broadcaster was during these tumultuous times.  Dave and Jenny reimagine how the world can be moving forward.

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