Finding herself in a middle seat on a flight home, Jazzalyn Livingston was engaged in a conversation with her seatmate. What started as a casual conversation quickly shifted to topics like gun rights, community and police violence. Despite initial discomfort and assumptions based on political differences, Livingston, who serves as National Program Director for the One America Movement and co-founder of Black Girls Leadership Academy, chose to listen carefully and set her assumptions aside, leading to an unexpected realization of shared values.
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One America Movement – https://www.oneamericamovement.org/
Faith Over Division Tour – https://www.faithoverdivisiontour.org/
Black Girls Leadership Academy - https://www.linkedin.com/company/black-girls-leadership-academy/

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