The Neglected

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"The Neglected is not a podcast to change your mind, it is an invitation into someone else's narrative." #fortheneglected

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E:05 Jovanna Javis (P2) | Racism vs Ignorance, Forgiveness in Rwanda & Practical Ways to Talk Race

Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz continue their conversation and look for practical ways that someone can enter into a narrative of someone who is an African American woman, learning about race and forgiveness in Rwanda, not feeling "enough", racism vs ignorance, challenges in the church and being the "token black friend".

Oct 23, 2019•51 min

E:05 Jovanna Javis (P1) | Not Feeling "Enough", Racial Issues in Church & Being Token Black Friend

Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz have a conversation about the topics in why The Neglected Podcast was originally started. Jovanna shares her experiences being an African American woman, learning about race and forgiveness in Rwanda, not feeling like she was "enough", racism vs ignorance, challenges in the church and being the "token black friend".

Oct 22, 2019•56 min

E:04 Natalie Jones | Guatemalan & Mexican, Black Police Officer Husband & Dealing with Stereotypes

Natalie Jones and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about living in America with Guatemalan and Mexican heritage, marry an African American man who is a police officer and dealing with stereotypes, ethnicity and neglect.

Oct 16, 2019•54 min

E:03 Grace Sotomayor | Puerto Rican, Indian Husband, Living in USA & Dealing with Stereotypes

Grace Sotomayor and Nick Schultz have a conversation about being a Puerto Rican woman in America, having an Indian husband, race, ethnicity, stereotypes, culture, immigration, the church, neglect and more.

Oct 08, 2019•48 min

E:02 Theo Brown-Tuyishimire | Genocide Survivor, Growing Up in USA, Pastor Son, Marine, & Barber

Theo Brown-Tuyishimire and Nick Schultz have a conversation about surviving the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda as a child, growing up as an African American not knowing english in Kentucky, serving in the United States military, being a barber, the church and more.

Oct 02, 2019•1 hr 42 min

E:01 Cornelius Lloyd | Racism at Bible College, Mentoring Young Black Men, Race in Church & Culture

"When we use the term 'Reconciliation', we need to also ask; 'Was there ever a relationship to reconcile?'" Cornelius Lloyd and Nick Schultz have a conversation about race, reconciliation, being neglected, friendship, opportunities, the church and more.

Sep 18, 2019•1 hr 26 min

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