#137 Khary Lazarre-White - Author of New Book, 'Passage'

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Paul Vogelzang

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🗓️ 30 November 2017

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Khary Lazarre-White - Author of New Book, 'Passage'

The Not Old Better Show - Interview Series

Welcome to The Not Old Better Show. I’m your host, Paul Vogelzang.

We have an important show today, and our guest is Khary Lazarre-White.

Khary Lazarre White is a writer, social justice advocate, attorney, and activist who has dedicated his life to the educational outcome and opportunities for young people of color at key life stages. His support base is far-reaching and diverse, built over the past twenty-two years as co-founder and executive director of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol.

Khary Lazarre White has a great deal of hope and optimism and cares about America and our future.

Khary Lazarre White joins us to discuss his work helping young people throughout his organization, The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, and his debut novel, “Passage”.

And, we have an author signed, first edition from Khary Lazarre-White to give away! First to contact me at [email protected] gets Khary's excellent new book.

Enjoy.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Todd Old Better Show and your host Paul Vogel Singh.
0:06.8	We have an important show today.
0:09.1	Our guest is Kari Lazar White.
0:12.4	Kari Lazar White is a writer, social justice advocate, attorney, and activist who has dedicated
0:18.2	his life to the educational outcome and opportunities for young people of color at key life stages.
0:25.1	His support base is far-reaching and diverse built over the 22 years as co-founder and executive
0:32.1	director of the Brotherhood Sister Soul.
0:35.0	Carl Lazar White has a great deal of hope and optimism and cares about America and our future.
0:41.0	I think we are existing in a time of deep conflicts and a time
0:48.4	where the country is teetering and I think that if we are not focused on caring about a broader
0:57.7	circle than what we deem our own immediate community or own constituency
1:02.2	then we will not be able to move forward a much
1:06.1	more just and inclusive approach for the nation.
1:10.4	I think it's essential that we care about one another in these times.
1:14.0	That of course is our guest today, Kari Lazar White, who joins us to discuss his work helping young people throughout his organization,
1:21.0	The Brotherhood, Sister sister soul and his
1:24.2	debut novel Passage.
1:26.1	Kari Lizzar White thank you so much for joining us today.
1:29.1	Thank you for having me I really appreciate it.
1:31.8	Kari I'll probably say this a few times during our interview, but your book, Passage, your
1:36.7	first novel is an important book and we'll get into that, but the passage is set in the early
1:42.3	1990s in New York City and tells the story of
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