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So money episode 1372, closing the Racial Wealth gap with Xavier Raimi,

CEO of Justice Informed.

Welcome to So Money, everybody. It is Monday, June 20th, 2022.

Today, we commemorate Juneteenth to honor human freedom, reflect on the devastating and

ongoing legacy of slavery. And as the White House says, Juneteenth is a moment to rededicate

ourselves to rooting out the systemic racism that continues to plague our society.

In honor of Juneteenth, we have with us Xavier Raimi. He's an award-winning social

strategist, a noted public speaker, he's a conflict mediator, and he's CEO of Justice Informed.

It's a company that helps clients, including many Fortune 500 companies,

catalyze strategies for inclusion, philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, and community

engagement. I first met Xavier. About a month ago, we were both invited to an event called

Disruptive Discourse. It was a series of incredible panels, talks, and roundtable discussions

in circling workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion. The event was presented by

Of Color, which is a financial wellness platform. I actually moderated a panel and then Xavier

gave what was just an incredibly powerful keynote on the state of racial inequality

through his eyes, as well as his ideas for moving the needle forward. And I actually want to share

some of that keynote here with you now, so you can see why I just had to have Xavier on the show.

And here he is talking about the need to address the racial wealth barrier with greater urgency

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