Hey guys, I'm Jerry. I'm Sierra. We're ladies. And we tangent. Hello everyone. So we're

going to do something a little different in the feed today. We wanted to share an episode

of a podcast called Real Good. It's a show that started at the beginning of COVID to

help highlight nonprofits doing work on the ground to help with the pandemic. But the

big message of that season was that most of the problems that people were facing during

COVID actually happened long before it. Their intersectional problems concerning race,

class, gender and a lot more. The third season is out now and they're highlighting the people

fighting systemic inequality everywhere. You guys know how important it is for us to highlight

inequities and work towards a more inclusive, diverse world. And we are so excited for

you guys to just have an opportunity to listen to some people who are doing the work.

Yes. So you're about to hear an episode of the podcast boots on the ground. And if you

like what you heard, you can go listen and subscribe to Real Good wherever you get your podcast.

This is Real Good by US Bank, a podcast about helpers. It's accountability of connecting

with people so that they understand that treating people fairly is part of this culture.

And so part of that leadership is saying to folks sometimes, we're not going to agree

on everything, but this is the company's mission. And you have to ask yourself, do I believe

that all people are created equally? I'm Faith Saley. Welcome back to another season of Real

Good. This show started out because we had a desire to find the bright lights in a dark

time to give the mic to people doing important work for underrepresented communities at the

outset of the COVID-19 pandemic. What we saw was that the problems the folks on the ground

were working to solve weren't the result of COVID. They were deep-seated, intergenerational,

and intersectional issues that were merely being highlighted by the virus's impact. So

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