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  <title>Ep. 45: Racial trauma, healing and reparations</title>
  <description>As a Black woman leading one of the nation's most prominent philanthropic organizations, La June Montgomery Tabron is taking on the challenge of addressing the impact of systemic racism on families and communities. She talks with Rev. Ronnie Galvin Jr., The Democracy Collaborative's vice president for racial equity and the democratic economy, about the work of truth-telling, racial healing and &amp;quot;looking at the systems that need to shift so that families and children can thrive.&amp;quot; The Next System Podcast is presented by The Next System Project at The Democracy Collaborative.&amp;amp;nbsp;The Next System Podcast is available on&amp;amp;nbsp;iTunes,&amp;amp;nbsp;Soundcloud,&amp;amp;nbsp;Google Play,&amp;amp;nbsp;Stitcher Radio,&amp;amp;nbsp;Tune-In, and&amp;amp;nbsp;Spotify. You can also subscribe independently to our&amp;amp;nbsp;RSS&amp;amp;nbsp;feed here. This podcast is hosted by Isaiah J. Poole and produced by Luís García de la Cadena. The music, &amp;quot;A New Start,&amp;quot; is by&amp;amp;nbsp;Zoë Blade. Full transcripts of all our episodes are available at&amp;amp;nbsp;www.thenextsystem.org/podcast. </description>
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