“Resilience at the Polls: The Black Vote Amid Marginalization” focuses on how and why Black voters continue to assert their power and participation in the electoral process despite facing systemic and systematic challenges and discrimination. It embodies a narrative of perseverance and resilience, highlighting the historical and ongoing struggles against marginalization that affect voter turnout and representation. This podcast episode underscores the importance of shedding light on why and how the Black vote counts in shaping political outcomes and gives prudence into the strategies and movements that empower Black communities to overcome obstacles and make their voices heard at the polls.

We hear buzz words like “generational wealth” and “reparations” in discussions about wealth disparity among social classes. Historically, the wealth and resource divide were primarily between Blacks and Whites; hence, the demand for reparations today to address generational wealth. This episode of Square Root Justice with Rita La Terese featuring guest, Dr. Joaquin Wallace, sheds light and offers a fresh insight on understanding, acquiring and preparing for generational wealth.

Sgt Heather Glenn #338, Tell City Police Department, Tell City, IN, was killed in the Line of Duty on July 3, 2023. Heather and Rita La Terese were classmates and roommates at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, Class 00-144. This episode commemorates and remembers Heather Glenn, Sergeant, Tell City Police Department, Tell City, IN.