If Farmers Paid $25-$35 an Hour, Would You Take It?

Keywords USAID, layoffs, government employees, Elon Musk, diversity, equity, inclusion, current events, podcast, news, social issues, investigation, diversity, media coverage, racial dynamics, community engagement, leadership, accountability, air crash, reparations, African American

 

Summary In this episode, Walter Latham and Ernest J. Robinson discuss various current events, focusing on the recent developments surrounding USAID, the impact of layoffs on government employees, and the implications of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workforce. They explore the emotional and financial toll of sudden layoffs, the challenges faced by government workers, and the broader societal issues related to management practices and policies. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the complexities of investigations related to diversity and inclusion, the media's coverage of racial dynamics in air crashes, the importance of community engagement and leadership, and the historical context of African American struggles. They emphasize the need for accountability, the impact of media narratives, and the significance of staying and fighting for their rights in America.

Hosts

Walter Latham, Sr.

Sgt. Ernest J. Robinson

Artwork

Mark N. Latham

Latham Photography