Racism in Black and White Part 1: Opening the Eyes of Americans by Giving Voice to Its Not-so-Silent Minorities.

Norfolk, Virginia's Assistant Public Defender Seth Doherty and Dr. Christine Bacon.

Dr. Christine Bacon with Kisha Moore, owner of Hummingbird Macarons and Desserts in Norfolk, Virginia. **Click on image for more information on Kisha or her award-winning desserts.

Gen. Ron Lewis (Ret.), owner of LTC2 Consulting with Dr. Christine Bacon. **For more information on or to contact Gen. Lewis, click on image.

America is experiencing some unprecedented events in the history of its existence as a nation. Protests and riots over race relationships have dominated our nation's cities as well as the media coverage reporting it. We are in a turning point and how we communicate with one another at this important juncture will determine the direction of all future generations of any color for decades to come. America is a great nation whose basic humanity is good and whose majority (both Black and White) seeks to love another and work together to heal our nation. But to do that we must seek first to understand those minority populations whose voices have remained unheard for far too long. As a famous person once said, "If part of the body is hurt, the whole body hurts." America is hurting. Listen in to this very real and raw conversation between some of America's greatest citizens in order to hear what's been shouted from the rooftops but had not yet been heard...until now. It'll open your eyes and hopefully your heart too, and, if we're lucky, it'll help you to see life in America from a different set of eyes than your own.

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