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🎙️ In this bold and thought-provoking (bonus) episode, Lybroan, Reynaldo, and Jon take listeners on a spirited journey through the landscape of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) — unpacking what it really means for companies, communities, and the Constitution itself. From Costco’s booming success driven by inclusive practices to Target’s stumbles after scaling back DEI efforts, the trio explores how social responsibility directly impacts business outcomes.

But the conversation doesn’t stop at boardrooms and brand strategy. The hosts tackle deeper truths about systemic inequality, including the startling fact that women couldn’t open independent lines of credit until the 1970s. They dive into voter ID laws, equity in governance, and the often-misunderstood difference between white supremacy as a system versus individual white people.

With Jon challenging, Reynaldo illuminating, and Lybroan weaving it all together with humor and insight, this episode is both fiery and fun — packed with cultural commentary, sharp analysis, and a few expected jokes about T-shirts and algorithms.

🎧 Tune in for an honest, energizing conversation that makes you think, laugh, and question the status quo. Because understanding the past is the first step toward a more equitable future.

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**Why are we still having this conversation?** Why do some white folks *still* think it’s okay to say the N-word? Who can say the n-word? And what does it mean that you can't? Is someone taking your freedom? Or does that make everyone a little more equal? In this episode, we pull no punches. It’s a raw, honest conversation about **race, language, power, privilege, and freedom** — especially when that so-called freedom comes at the expense of Black dignity and history.

🧠 **What we’re unpacking**:
* The casual use of the N-word by non-Black people — and the harm it causes
* Is the word is about *intimacy*, access, privilege, or power?
* The discomfort when White people “test boundaries” with language
* What *freedom* means when it’s wielded without historical understanding
* Why “just a word” is never *just a word*

This isn’t about being politically correct. It’s about **respect**, **context**, and the weight of words forged in centuries of violence and resistance.

💥 If you're still wondering why white folks shouldn’t say the N-word — this episode is your wake-up call. And if you already know? This is the conversation you’ve been waiting for. Also, there are #spoilers for the masterpiece that is Sinners conceived, written, and directed by Ryan Coogler. If you haven't seen it, what are you waiting for?!

🎧 **Listen to Episode 5 now** — and let’s get real about what language reveals, and who gets to speak.

🎙️ **Episode 5: “Who Gets to Speak? Race, Language, & Freedom”**
📅 June 30, 2025 • ⏱️ 25:01 minutes

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What if the ground beneath your feet could tell the truth about America’s past?

In this gripping episode, the hosts of Three for the Founders peel back the layers of history to explore how memorials—especially those honoring victims of racial terror—are reshaping our national conscience. From Pegasus Plaza in Dallas to the soul-stirring soil collection led by Bryan Stevenson’s Equal Justice Initiative, this conversation is a journey through pain, memory, and the fight for healing.

Expect real talk, personal stories, and raw emotion as we confront:
⚖️ The hidden power of lynching memorials
🎆 Why holidays like Independence Day don’t mean freedom for everyone
🌎 How white allies can move from awareness to action
🧬 The deep ties between public monuments and family memory

This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a reckoning. And you’re invited.

📢 Sound off: What do national holidays mean to you? What stories has your family told—or not told? Join the movement and share your reflections using #ThreeForTheFounders.

🎙️ New Episode: “Soil, Stone, & the Struggle to Remember”
🕰️ June 23, 2025 | 59:32
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