This is the Daily Single Podcast for Monday, June 8. I'm Robert Louie.

And I'm Virginia Allen. On today's show we talk with Reverend Dean Nelson,

executive director of Human Coalition Action, and the chairman of the Frederick

Douglas Foundation about how valuing all human life is one of the most powerful tools to fight racism,

and what wisdom we can draw from the legacy of Frederick Douglas at this critical moment in history. We also share your letters to the editor and a good news story about how people all over the country are helping

African American entrepreneurs rebuild destroyed businesses in the wake of the riots after the death of George Floyd.

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Now stay tuned for today's show coming up next.

I am joined by Reverend Dean Nelson,

Executive Director of Human Coalition Action, and the Chairman of the Frederick

Douglas Foundation.

Reverend Nelson, thank you so much for being here.

Thank you guys.

It's always a pleasure to be with you, particularly at crucial times in our nation's history like this.

Absolutely.

I want to begin by just asking you to tell us a little bit about the work that you do at Human Coalition Action?

Certainly, yes.

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