Triumph Over Tragedy: The Pearson Sisters’ Journey of Resilience and Advocacy

In this inspiring episode of "American Potential," host Jeff Crank welcomes Kodi and Kenae' Pearson, the founders of Two Brothers A Pearson Project. The Pearson sisters share their poignant story of losing their father and uncle to gun violence, and how this tragedy became the catalyst for their powerful advocacy work.

Kodi and Kenae' discuss the inception of their nonprofit, which focuses on providing grief support and promoting gun safety education. They recount their evolution from feeling intimidated by firearms to becoming firearm instructors, with a mission to educate others on safe and responsible gun handling. Their approach to gun safety, shaped by personal loss, offers a unique perspective that challenges conventional views and highlights the critical role of education in preventing firearm-related incidents.

This episode goes beyond their personal loss, showcasing their incredible resilience and commitment to positive change. Their journey is a testament to the strength found in transforming grief into proactive advocacy and the importance of supporting those who have endured similar tragedies. Join us in this powerful narrative as Kodi and Kenae' Pearson honor their family's legacy and drive impactful change in their community.

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