Black White And Brown in the Red White and Blue--Finding Our Voices

Everyone has an opinion in the aftermath of Charlottesville. Yes, some people are afraid to voice their views for fear of reprisal and revenge.  Some grimace in disagreement of what happen in Charlottesville, yet secretly applaud the actions of the alt right groups. Others look on apathetically, waiting for the more vocal ones to represent them in action. And some boldly and triumphantly speak out against the wrongs of discrimination, hate, and the symbolism of Confederate statues, knowing that backlash may await them in the face of their fear.

Where are you in this national debate that is literally tearing our country apart?  Are you boldly speaking out or waiting by the sidelines?  Are you angry, happy, insulted or confused?  What is YOUR position on race, gender, sexual orientation, religion and class issues?  And can you defend your positions in today’s fractured society?

We’ll examine the many ways that freedom of speech is being cross examined in America and what YOU can do about it.