In this episode of 'Repeat That Again, Please,' the Genelle Aldred discusses the significance of Black History Month and the importance of inclusive conversations for societal happiness and connection. The episode features a conversation with guest Marverine Cole, a multi-award-winning journalist and broadcaster from Birmingham, about their experiences and perspectives as Black women in media. They reflect on changes in media representation, especially post-George Floyd, and highlight future aspirations for more diversity in politics and media. The discussion also touches on the challenges of maintaining a balanced focus on both everyday life and the fight against systemic injustices. The episode emphasizes the need for ongoing support for Black communities and the importance of amplifying underrepresented voices in media and beyond. 00:00 Introduction00:39 Discussing Black History Month 02:57 Guest Introduction: Marverine Cole 03:38 Reflecting on Media Representation 04:46 Challenges and Progress in Journalism 10:34 Diversity in Politics and Media 13:29 Impact of 2020 and Representation in Advertising 22:25 Community Issues and Activism 29:34 Black History Month: Reflections and Future 30:52 Curiosity About Black History Month Representation 31:34 Black Equity Organization's Mandate 33:28 Economic Power and Community Direction 35:11 Generational Wealth and Misconceptions 36:37 Challenging Stereotypes and Narratives 42:11 The Role of Editors and Media Diversity 43:21 Digital Media and the Future of News 49:05 Political Representation and Community Engagement 54:58 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionSubscribe to Moments with MarverineMy new audiobook is out November 5th!Pre-order and listen to a sneak preview on APPLE BOOKS and on SPOTIFY To hear more, visit genellealdred.substack.com

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