Hey, it's Jane Marie, host of the Dream Podcast, and guess what?

We have a brand new season out right now.

Previously, we've looked at multi-level marketing and wellness, and this season, we're diving

into the world of coaches, life coaches, and I'm getting one, because life has been kind

of me since the pandemic, and I really, really want to feel better and be better.

Listen to the Dream on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts.

Hey, dear jurors, this is Ebony Kay.

Does it in I so appreciate y'all and all the support y'all show each and every week

by listening to the show, sending us your comments, telling your friends about holding

court?

Listen, we thank you.

We want to let you know that we're going to take a quick break this week, but don't

worry, we'll be back next week with a brand new episode of holding court.

This week, I'm actually traveling to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to be part of the centennial commemoration

of one of the most horrific, yet least known about moments of American history, the Tulsa

race massacre.

Now, if you don't know 100 years ago, in the thriving Black community, a Greenwood district

of Tulsa, Oklahoma, which is also known as Black Wall Street, an angry visceral white

mob burned down the neighborhood and its thriving businesses and killed over 300 hard-working

Black Americans, mainly because they were jealous and resentful around their business

success as entrepreneurs.

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