Josh and Jerome discuss why it is appropriate to have an African American student union or Congressional Congress, but not an organization just for Caucasians. "What? We don't have a Caucasian History Month?" Find out why and how you can engage in this conversation when the opportunity presents itself.

- Burbank school district votes to stop teaching 5 classic books dealing with race- Learn why Jerome teaches Uncle Tom's Cabin to his high school students - Is the movie Harriet offensive to African Americans as well? - Are all African Americans offended by Huck Finn and Of Mice and Men?- Wait, it's the left wanting to burn books now and not the political right?!- Learn how Jerome lived the danger of visiting a Sun Down town in the 1990's 

Jerome shares the opportunity he was afforded by being raised in a white home Josh & Jerome discuss the value of education and how it varies from one culture to the next How do you separate race from poverty when discussing opportunity?

Josh and Jerome share feedback from the Things White Guys Say homepage and show launch, sharing gratitude that a peaceful conversation can be had about bringing our country back together and that equality is not a political issue. Can reparations or entitlement programs solve the inequality problem?

Why is it that racially quality is only a focus of media stories during an election year? Josh and Jerome pick a part this phenomenon and ask the question, “how can we keep ending systematic racism a priority even in non-election years?” Jerome also explains how the term “lawfully equal” impacts opportunities for African Americans. The Things White Guys Say Show with Josh Luke and Jerome Facione Sr.

Is the political organization Black Lives Matter the primary reason many Caucasians refuse to engage in racial equality discussions? Is BLM doing more harm than good to promote unity in ending systematic racism. Do individuals separate the BLM movement from the actual organization itself. Watch the Show and Voice your opinion. The Things White Guys Say Show with Josh Luke and Jerome Facione Sr.

Our first show focused on why those who support the “Black Lives Matter” Movement do not like the phrase “All Lives Matter.” Episode 2 takes this discussion a step further by asking the question, “do you have to choose between ‘Black lives’ and ‘Blue lives’ or can you support both?” We dig into the debate over why the movement has forced people to make a choice and alienated law enforcement officers and their families by forcing individual to choose between supporting the “BLM movement” or supporting law enforcement

A while back Josh’s daughter posted that very statement on social media and the response was immediate and harsh. On the surface it seems to make complete sense to her (and to him). The conversation this week between Jerome and Josh goes right to the heart of the issue. Do they resolve it? Well you’ll just have to listen to find out.