First hour: Spiritus Christi Race Convoy
Second hour: Candidates for Rochester City Council, part 4
What can we learn about the current state of race relations in this country by studying slavery and the Civil Rights movement? A group of 35 people connected with Spiritus Christi Church visited a number of historic sites in southern cities to learn about the impact of racism in the criminal justice system, the political system, and the economic system. They returned to Rochester with the goal of using this new knowledge to improve race relations in our community. We'll discuss their trip, what they learned, and how they plan to work with city leaders. In studio:
- Reverend Myra Brown, associate pastor at Spiritus Christi Church, and an anti-racism trainer
- Lorinda Parks, physician at Jordan Health and member of Spiritus Christi Church
- Steve Heveron-Smith, entrepreneur and business consultant, and a member of Spiritus Christi Church
- Melissa Parrish, community educator and social worker, and a member of Spiritus Christi Church
Then in our second hour, we continue our series of conversations with candidates for Rochester City Council. 12 candidates from a cross section of our community are vying for five at-large seats. We'll discuss why they're running, their ideas for improving our city, and their vision for Rochester's future. Our guests:
- Dorian Hall
- Dana Miller
- Loretta Scott