Episodes

  • Nevada Pierre Three Year Old Soccer Prodigy: When Childhood Potential Encounters Institutional Power

    Nevada Pierre Three Year Old Soccer Prodigy: When Childhood Potential Encounters Institutional Power
    Nov 4 2026
    WELCOME TO INFLEXIONPOINT PODCASTThis is InflexionPoint Podcast, where we examine the narratives that shape our worldviews and explore the possibilities of personal and collective transformation. We examine the beliefs shaping how we see ourselves, one another, and the systems we inhabit—because Reimagine We begins with Reimagine Me. In a previous episode, we introduced you to the wisdom of an eight-year-old boy named Seven John Singleton. Seven asked a question that we believe every adult should consider: "What are you teaching your children, adults?" And he made another statement that has stayed with us: "Every child deserves a future." Every child. We've been thinking about those words as we watched the controversy surrounding a three-year-old soccer player in Florida. A little boy whose remarkable abilities have attracted national attention. And somehow, a disagreement surrounding his participation in a recreational soccer league escalated to police involvement.Consider this: What happens when a child's abilities exceed the expectations of the adults responsible for creating opportunities for their growth and development. Nevada Pierre is a three-year-old boy in Florida whose soccer abilities have attracted national attention. His family says his exceptional performance against older children (5YOs) contributed to a dispute with league officials. At three years old, children are learning to communicate, manage emotions, develop relationships, and understand expectations. They learn through play. They are discovering what they enjoy. Most importantly, they are beginning to understand how the world responds to them.Now consider the potential weaponization of police authority towards a three year old child. Let's examine the exercise of power. Possessing authority and exercising wisdom are not the same thing. Authority should be exercised with accountability, proportionality, and concern for the people affected by its use. When children are involved, that distinction becomes even more critical. Here's the key takeaway from a world view formation perspective: When institutions punish children for disagreements involving or initiated by adults, they are teaching those children something about power, fairness, and whose opportunities are considered expendable.Dimensions of Community Engagement Emerging from Nevada's Story. The community engagement dimension of Nevada Pierre's story deserves much more than a brief acknowledgment of the people who stepped forward to help him. The most important question isn't simply how the community responded to Nevada. It's what that response teaches about our collective responsibility to children. What happens when adults, families, organizations, and even other children use their influence to create possibilities rather than limitations? Community engagement isn't only about who shows up when something goes wrong. It's about who was already showing up before anything went wrong. Reflexion. How many children's gifts remain undiscovered because the opportunity for those gifts to emerge is compromised or someone stunts their growth and minimizes their potential for greatness? Herein lies the significance of the community engagement and adult accountability we are witnessing.Giveaways: · Download Audience Reflexion Ethos to complete privately. https://inflexionpointpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/IPP-Run-Sheet-EP-116-NOV04_2026.pdf· Join the InflexionPoint Podcast Private Facebook Group and share your Audience Reflexion Ethos responses with other members. https://www.facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast· Mother of 3-Year-Old Soccer Player Speaks Out After Police Called On Her During Game https://abcnews.com/US/mom-3-year-speaks-after-police-called-dispute/story?id=137580626&utm_source=chatgpt.com· City of Winter Park Public Information Press Release – Incident Report https://cityofwinterpark.org/docs/departments/police/public-information/press-releases/2026/soccer-incident-event-report-2026-10-26.pdf· Kyle Wilson Official – Beast Residency Where Champions Are Built A complete development ecosystem — elite soccer, private education, and character building under one roof in Orlando, Florida. https://www.beastresidencyusa.com https://www.tiktok.com/@kylecwilsonofficial/video/7701417004934253855?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7701011339129947661· Go Fund Me: Support Nevada’s Soccer Journey https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-nevadas-soccer-journey
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    57 mins
  • Leadership, Literacy, and the Power to Flourish

    Leadership, Literacy, and the Power to Flourish
    Oct 21 2026

    WELCOME TO INFLEXIONPOINT PODCAST


    A space for reflective conversations, personal empowerment, community engagement, and cooperation. In our reflective conversations we think together in real time, explore meaning, experience, and ideas with curiosity without attempts to persuade or perform. We examine the beliefs shaping how we see ourselves, one another, and the systems we inhabit—because Reimagine We begins with Reimagine Me.


    FEATURED GUEST


    Join us for an empowering conversation with Dr. Sean Brown, published author, poet, educator, and leader. Dr. Brown brings over a decade of experience in strengthening instruction and expanding opportunities for students. As a Teach For America alumnus, Dr. Brown began his career in Jackson Public Schools and later served as a founding teacher at Mississippi’s first public charter school before moving into instructional and school leadership roles across multiple states. He holds degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi, Delta State University, and Trevecca Nazarene University, where his doctoral scholarship examined Afrocentric education and its implications for Black students.


    Dr. Brown is also the founder and principal consultant of Sean Brown Literacy Consulting LLC, dedicated to partnering with educators and school leaders to strengthen literacy instruction, instructional leadership, and culturally affirming educational practices. Across scholarship, writing, leadership, and service, his work centers Black identity, education, leadership, and liberation while helping create educational spaces where students, educators, and communities can cultivate their strengths and flourish. Get ready to transform your perspective, challenge your beliefs, and inspires change.


    CALL TO ACTION THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH SEAN BROWN LITERACY CONSULTING
    • Fast Track: Gain Clarity
    • Professional Learning: Build Capacity
    • Accelerator: Create Systems. Sustain Change.
    • Partnership: Transform Schools. Build Legacies
    “The question shaping my work is simple: What would we have to believe about Black children to build schools where they truly flourish? I am increasingly interested in the distance between what schools say they believe about children and what their systems, instruction, and practices actually reveal.” — Dr. Sean Brown

    DISCUSSION HIGHLIGHTS

    • What experience, turning point, or realization most shaped the way you see the world today?
    • Which lenses most inform your work or perspective?
    • How does your faith specifically drive the work you do?
    • Understanding the role of worldview in shaping personal or collective behavior, specifically as it relates to your work.
    • Engaging in conversations across difference, disagreement, or uncertainty
    • Reimagine We Alignment: sociopolitical awareness and community engagement






    Giveaways:
    · Exploring Calling, Purpose, Dreams, and Fulfillment Kingdom Grace Media
    · KingdomTalks
    https://kingdom-grace-podcasts.captivate.fm/
    · Education in Context: Double Consciousness, Belonging, and Showing Up Whole Education in Context Podcast
    https://youtu.be/yDIIU59Muy8
    · Audience Reflection Ethos
    https://inflexionpointpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/IPP-Reflection-Ethos-EP115-OCT21_2026.pdf
    · Reimagine We Workshop Series
    https://collections.humanitix.com/reimagine-we-the-conversations-most-people-avoidbut-cant-afford-to-ignore#CollectionAbout-title
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    57 mins
  • Every Child Deserves to Have a Future: Justice for Nolan Wells

    Every Child Deserves to Have a Future: Justice for Nolan Wells
    Oct 7 2026
    Every Child Deserves to Have a Future: Justice for Nolan WellsAn eight-year-old’s declaration—“Every child deserves to have a future”—becomes a mirror through which we examine Nolan Wells, America’s racial history, adultification, language, inherited worldview, and what adults transmit to the next generation. We proclaim Justice for Nolan Wells, inspired by the words emanating from heart of an 8 year old posing a profound question: “What are you teaching your children, adults?”For Black Americans, Nolan's story does not arrive in a historical vacuum.When I say that, I am not talking about a roll call of famous cases whose names became headlines, documentaries, hashtags, or movements. The truth is larger—and far more devastating—than the names America remembers. People were enslaved, brutalized and killed whose stories were never recorded. Racial terror occurred outside the reach—though sometimes with the participation, acquiescence or indifference—of institutions supposedly responsible for justice. Families grieved people whose deaths never entered the national record. The gaps in that record are themselves part of the history. So, the sting runs deep.But intellectual discipline does not require historical amnesia.We can hold historical truth, historical memory, and the evidentiary facts of Nolan's individual case simultaneously. And those evidentiary facts require care. Where the evidence remains undetermined, we should resist manufacturing certainty in either direction. And perhaps that is why unanswered questions can hurt in ways difficult to explain outside the history. They have echoes.Giveaways: · Audience Reflection Ethos: InflexionPoint Podcast Episode 114 Download Workbook: https://theplacetosoar.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/IPP-Audience-Reflection-EP114-OCT-7_2026.pdf Or Submit Responses Online: https://forms.gle/yrAqQ3fMVD9aAQ916· Previous EP: March 1, 2023 · The Sting of Adultification Bias Felt By Black Girls https://www.thetransformationnetwork.com/ttrevelution/episode/inflexionpointpodcast3acultivatingchangefromtheinsideout3athestingofadultificationbiasfeltbyblackgirls-34382/· Garen Horst—Justice as the Pursuit of the Truth https://dailyjournal.com/articles/389423-justice-as-the-pursuit-of-the-truth· Justice for Nolan Wells Seven John Singleton: Every Child Deserves to Have a Future https://www.linkedin.com/posts/john-w-jones-327673b_we-will-find-justice-for-nolan-every-child-ugcPost-7508885681172074496-4H_A· Atlanta University Center Students Organize March Demanding Justice for Nolan Wells. https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dd-I1uss5YA/ https://atlanta.capitalbnews.org/nolan-wells-atlanta-students-march/· The Essence of Innocence: Consequences of Dehumanizing Black Children https://inflexionpointpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/psp-a0035663.pdf· Black Boys Viewed as Older, Less Innocent then Whites https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2014/03/black-boys-older?s=09&utm_source=chatgpt.com https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2014/03/black-boys-older?s=09&utm_source=chatgpt.com· Jackson Katz—Language, Violence, and the Bystander Katz's work is useful for examining how language can direct attention toward or away from particular people in narratives about violence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElJxUVJ8blw· Reimagine We Mini Workshop Series: A Powerful Mini Workshop Series Covering the 4 Pillars of the Reimagine We Framework. · $25 Per Person Per Workshop. A bold, guided experience to (1) confront the beliefs shaping how you see yourself, others, and the world, (2) examine the belief systems underneath them, and (3) empower personal transformation towards collective sovereignty. https://collections.humanitix.com/reimagine-we-the-conversations-most-people-avoidbut-cant-afford-to-ignore#CollectionAbout-title
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    53 mins
  • Community Engagement Case Study: We R Here Corp Brooklyn NY.

    Community Engagement Case Study: We R Here Corp Brooklyn NY.
    Sep 16 2026
    COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CASE STUDY: WE R HERE CORP Mission: Preserving Our Legacy, Inspiring Our Future, Enlightening Our Community. Our curriculum is called Unforgotten.We R Here Corp, located in Brooklyn New York, brings historical figures and ancestors back to life through cemetery-based reenactments, skits, and presentations by youth and young adults. They help honor the strength, spirit, and sacrifice that built our communities. This is legacy work. Through its programs and initiatives, We R Here Corp. brings history to life while helping young people build confidence, cultural pride, purpose, and a deeper understanding of the legacy they carry forward.Through its programs and initiatives, We R Here Corp. brings history to life while helping young people build confidence, cultural pride, purpose, and a deeper understanding of the legacy they carry forward.Featured Guest:Mrs. Olajide Wilkerson Ojefomola, award-winning entrepreneur, business consultant, mentor, cultural advocate, Global community partner, philanthropist and Vice President of We R Here Corp. Olajide is a graduate of Florida International University and founder of Yoruba Elevation Mastery and Naija Glam Shop. Her work focuses on entrepreneurship, empowerment, cultural preservation, spiritual development, and building generational wealth. Giveaways: · The Livingstones Ancestral Program: Paul Robeson Youth Historical Reenactment Watch one of our young participants bring Paul Robeson’s story to life, from Rutgers scholar-athlete to lawyer, actor, global artist, and courageous advocate. Through his story, our youth learn to challenge negative labels, stand in their truth, find their voice, and draw strength from those who came before them. https://youtu.be/RbfzpZAmyEM· Cornerstones of Giving Program Osogbo, Nigeria Through our work in Osogbo, Nigeria, We R Here Corp. provided food and school supplies to children and families in the community. This work is about giving back while building a stronger connection between the Diaspora and the Homeland. https://youtu.be/E4nhyALeZhA· Unforgotten Curriculum November 2026–June 2027 Our Unforgotten Curriculum launches in November 2026 and runs through June 2027. Through the Livingstones Ancestral Program, youth and young adults will learn their history and participate in historical reenactments on sacred grounds throughout New York City. wearehere4community@gmail.com · Celebrating the 2026 Tapestry of Black Voices Awards We R Here Corp is proud to celebrate our founder's recognition among the 2026 Tapestry of Black Voices honorees. This award honors the work of preserving history, amplifying heritage, and uplifting community voices through education, remembrance, and cultural service. The recognition reflects our mission to keep ancestral legacy present, useful, and inspiring for young people, families https://conversationsincolor.org/the-tapestry-of-black-voices-awards/· Support Our Youth. Preserve Our Legacy. Your donation supports youth programs, historical reenactments, educational field trips, and community outreach. We are 100% volunteer-powered. https://givebutter.com/we-r-here-corp-historical-figures-ancestors-the-youthyoung-adults-said-they-wont-be-forgotten-5i6tt5/olaijidewilkerson· Solid Stones Community Partnership Community Heritage Collaboration NYS Assembly District 56 In October 2026, We R Here Corp. will collaborate with Assembly .member Stefani Zinerman in support of the District 56 Legacy and Heritage Tour initiative. Together, we are helping preserve local history and honor the people and stories that helped shape our communities. Become a Solid Stone. wearehere4community@gmail.com · Audience Reflection Ethos: InflexionPoint Podcast Episode 113 Case study on Grassroots Institution-Building: We Are Here Corp, Brooklyn NY https://theplacetosoar.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IPP-Audience-Reflection-Ethos-EP113-SEPT-16_2026.pdf
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    55 mins
  • Reimagine We Framework: Self-Mastery and the Worldview Accountability Funnel

    Reimagine We Framework: Self-Mastery and the Worldview Accountability Funnel
    Sep 2 2026
    Self-Mastery and the Worldview Accountability Funnel
    This episode introduces a practical Self-Mastery tool for examining monolithic claims about Black people. “Monolithic thinking is dangerous because it strips millions of people of their individuality, then turns a manufactured racial narrative into permission to judge, exclude, control, and harm them.”
    The Worldview Accountability Funnel narrows sweeping claims about Black people until the speaker must confront the relational distance between what they believe, what they can prove, and whom they actually know—because when certainty exceeds both evidence and relationship, what remains is not knowledge, but worldview conditioning. This central question arises: How Certain Are You About People You Do Not Know?
    From Monolith to Human Being
    1. State the Claim: Black people are...
    2. Trace the Source: Who or what taught you that?
    3. Weigh the evidence: Does your certainty exceed your experience?
    4. Define the Behavior: What exactly do you mean?
    5. Test the Relationship: Whom do you actually know?
    6. Revise or Relinquish: Say only what the evidence supports.


    Giveaways:
    · InflexionPoint Podcast Video Archives
    https://www.thetransformationnetwork.com/ttrevelution/show/inflexionpoint-podcast-cultivating-change-from-the-inside-out-358/
    · InflexionPoint Podcast App
    Apple Download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inflexionpoint-podcast-app/id6789183544
    · Audience Reflection Ethos: InflexionPoint Podcast Episode 112
    https://theplacetosoar.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Audience-Reflection-Ethos_EP112_SEPT-2_2026-1.pdf
    · The Danger of a Single Story — Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie⁠
    Demonstrates how reducing a people to one repeated narrative erases their complexity and produces distorted certainty.
    https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_ngozi_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story
    · Popular and Pervasive Stereotypes of African Americans — Smithsonian NMAAHC
    Explains how monolithic portrayals of Black people were historically constructed to support racism and deny Black personhood.
    https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/popular-and-pervasive-stereotypes-african-americans
    · Essentialism Promotes Racial Prejudice by Increasing Endorsement of Social Hierarchies
    Provides research connecting racial essentialism—the belief that racial groups share fixed, inherent qualities—with increased prejudice toward Black people.
    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7643920
    · Individuating Multiple Persons Reduces Implicit Racial Bias
    Directly supports your movement from monolith to human being: perceiving people as distinct individuals rather than interchangeable group members can reduce stereotyping and implicit racial bias.
    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9355476
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    57 mins
  • Reimagine We Framework: Self-Mastery and the Worldview Accountability Funnel

    Reimagine We Framework: Self-Mastery and the Worldview Accountability Funnel
    Sep 2 2026
    SELF-MASTERY AND THE WORLDVIEW ACCOUNTABILITY FINNELThis episode introduces a practical Self-Mastery tool for examining monolithic claims about Black people. “Monolithic thinking is dangerous because it strips millions of people of their individuality, then turns a manufactured racial narrative into permission to judge, exclude, control, and harm them.”The Worldview Accountability Funnel narrows sweeping claims about Black people until the speaker must confront the relational distance between what they believe, what they can prove, and whom they actually know—because when certainty exceeds both evidence and relationship, what remains is not knowledge, but worldview conditioning. This central question arises: How Certain Are You About People You Do Not Know?FROM MONOLITH TO HUMAN BEINGState the Claim: Black people are...Trace the Source: Who or what taught you that?Weigh the evidence: Does your certainty exceed your experience?Define the Behavior: What exactly do you mean?Test the Relationship: Whom do you actually know?Revise or Relinquish: Say only what the evidence supports.AUDIENCE REFLECTION ETHOSWorldview Accountability Funnel: How Certain Are You About People You Do Not Know?What do you believe about Black people that your actual relationships—or lack of relationships—cannot honestly support?If your certainty did not come from personal knowledge, who or what constructed that worldview for you?What belief are you willing to confront, revise, or relinquish so that you can encounter a human being instead of a racial narrative?Giveaways: · InflexionPoint Podcast App Apple Download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inflexionpoint-podcast-app/id6789183544· Audience Reflection Ethos: InflexionPoint Podcast Episode 112 https://theplacetosoar.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Audience-Reflection-Ethos_EP112_SEPT-2_2026-1.pdf· The Danger of a Single Story — Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie⁠ Demonstrates how reducing a people to one repeated narrative erases their complexity and produces distorted certainty. https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_ngozi_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story· Popular and Pervasive Stereotypes of African Americans — Smithsonian NMAAHC Explains how monolithic portrayals of Black people were historically constructed to support racism and deny Black personhood. https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/popular-and-pervasive-stereotypes-african-americans· Essentialism Promotes Racial Prejudice by Increasing Endorsement of Social Hierarchies Provides research connecting racial essentialism—the belief that racial groups share fixed, inherent qualities—with increased prejudice toward Black people. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7643920· Individuating Multiple Persons Reduces Implicit Racial Bias Directly supports your movement from monolith to human being: perceiving people as distinct individuals rather than interchangeable group members can reduce stereotyping and implicit racial bias. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9355476· REIMAGINE WE: THE CONVERSATION MOST PEOPLE RESIST—BUT CAN’T AFFORD TO AVOID A Powerful Mini Workshop Series Covering the 4 Pillars of the Reimagine We Framework. · $25 Per Workshop https://collections.humanitix.com/reimagine-we-the-conversations-most-people-avoidbut-cant-afford-to-ignore#CollectionAbout-title A bold, guided experience to (1) confront the beliefs shaping how you see yourself, others, and the world, and (2) examine the belief systems underneath them. · InflexionPoint Podcast Private Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19US214Bbk/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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    57 mins
  • Leadership, Literacy, and the Power to Flourish

    Leadership, Literacy, and the Power to Flourish
    Oct 21 2026

    WELCOME TO INFLEXIONPOINT PODCAST


    A space for reflective conversations, personal empowerment, community engagement, and cooperation. In our reflective conversations we think together in real time, explore meaning, experience, and ideas with curiosity without attempts to persuade or perform. We examine the beliefs shaping how we see ourselves, one another, and the systems we inhabit—because Reimagine We begins with Reimagine Me.


    FEATURED GUEST


    Join us for an empowering conversation with Dr. Sean Brown, published author, poet, educator, and leader. Dr. Brown brings over a decade of experience in strengthening instruction and expanding opportunities for students. As a Teach For America alumnus, Dr. Brown began his career in Jackson Public Schools and later served as a founding teacher at Mississippi’s first public charter school before moving into instructional and school leadership roles across multiple states. He holds degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi, Delta State University, and Trevecca Nazarene University, where his doctoral scholarship examined Afrocentric education and its implications for Black students.


    Dr. Brown is also the founder and principal consultant of Sean Brown Literacy Consulting LLC, dedicated to partnering with educators and school leaders to strengthen literacy instruction, instructional leadership, and culturally affirming educational practices. Across scholarship, writing, leadership, and service, his work centers Black identity, education, leadership, and liberation while helping create educational spaces where students, educators, and communities can cultivate their strengths and flourish. Get ready to transform your perspective, challenge your beliefs, and inspires change.


    CALL TO ACTION THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH SEAN BROWN LITERACY CONSULTING
    • Fast Track: Gain Clarity
    • Professional Learning: Build Capacity
    • Accelerator: Create Systems. Sustain Change.
    • Partnership: Transform Schools. Build Legacies
    “The question shaping my work is simple: What would we have to believe about Black children to build schools where they truly flourish? I am increasingly interested in the distance between what schools say they believe about children and what their systems, instruction, and practices actually reveal.” — Dr. Sean Brown

    DISCUSSION HIGHLIGHTS

    • What experience, turning point, or realization most shaped the way you see the world today?
    • Which lenses most inform your work or perspective?
    • How does your faith specifically drive the work you do?
    • Understanding the role of worldview in shaping personal or collective behavior, specifically as it relates to your work.
    • Engaging in conversations across difference, disagreement, or uncertainty
    • Reimagine We Alignment: sociopolitical awareness and community engagement






    Giveaways:
    · Exploring Calling, Purpose, Dreams, and Fulfillment Kingdom Grace Media
    · KingdomTalks
    https://kingdom-grace-podcasts.captivate.fm/
    · Education in Context: Double Consciousness, Belonging, and Showing Up Whole Education in Context Podcast
    https://youtu.be/yDIIU59Muy8
    · Audience Reflection Ethos
    https://inflexionpointpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/IPP-Reflection-Ethos-EP115-OCT21_2026.pdf
    · Reimagine We Workshop Series
    https://collections.humanitix.com/reimagine-we-the-conversations-most-people-avoidbut-cant-afford-to-ignore#CollectionAbout-title
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    57 mins
  • Every Child Deserves to Have a Future: Justice for Nolan Wells

    Every Child Deserves to Have a Future: Justice for Nolan Wells
    Oct 7 2026
    Every Child Deserves to Have a Future: Justice for Nolan WellsAn eight-year-old’s declaration—“Every child deserves to have a future”—becomes a mirror through which we examine Nolan Wells, America’s racial history, adultification, language, inherited worldview, and what adults transmit to the next generation. We proclaim Justice for Nolan Wells, inspired by the words emanating from heart of an 8 year old posing a profound question: “What are you teaching your children, adults?”For Black Americans, Nolan's story does not arrive in a historical vacuum. When I say that, I am not talking about a roll call of famous cases whose names became headlines, documentaries, hashtags, or movements. The truth is larger—and far more devastating—than the names America remembers. People were enslaved, brutalized and killed whose stories were never recorded. Racial terror occurred outside the reach—though sometimes with the participation, acquiescence or indifference—of institutions supposedly responsible for justice. Families grieved people whose deaths never entered the national record. The gaps in that record are themselves part of the history. So, the sting runs deep.But intellectual discipline does not require historical amnesia. We can hold historical truth, historical memory, and the evidentiary facts of Nolan's individual case simultaneously. And those evidentiary facts require care. Where the evidence remains undetermined, we should resist manufacturing certainty in either direction. And perhaps that is why unanswered questions can hurt in ways difficult to explain outside the history. They have echoes. Giveaways: · Audience Reflection Ethos: InflexionPoint Podcast Episode 114 Download Workbook: https://theplacetosoar.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/IPP-Audience-Reflection-EP114-OCT-7_2026.pdf Or Submit Responses Online: https://forms.gle/yrAqQ3fMVD9aAQ916· Previous EP: March 1, 2023 · The Sting of Adultification Bias Felt By Black Girls https://www.thetransformationnetwork.com/ttrevelution/episode/inflexionpointpodcast3acultivatingchangefromtheinsideout3athestingofadultificationbiasfeltbyblackgirls-34382/· Garen Horst—Justice as the Pursuit of the Truth https://dailyjournal.com/articles/389423-justice-as-the-pursuit-of-the-truth· Justice for Nolan Wells Seven John Singleton: Every Child Deserves to Have a Future https://www.linkedin.com/posts/john-w-jones-327673b_we-will-find-justice-for-nolan-every-child-ugcPost-7508885681172074496-4H_A· Atlanta University Center Students Organize March Demanding Justice for Nolan Wells. https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dd-I1uss5YA/ https://atlanta.capitalbnews.org/nolan-wells-atlanta-students-march/· The Essence of Innocence: Consequences of Dehumanizing Black Children https://inflexionpointpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/psp-a0035663.pdf· Black Boys Viewed as Older, Less Innocent then Whites https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2014/03/black-boys-older?s=09&utm_source=chatgpt.com https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2014/03/black-boys-older?s=09&utm_source=chatgpt.com· Jackson Katz—Language, Violence, and the Bystander Katz's work is useful for examining how language can direct attention toward or away from particular people in narratives about violence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElJxUVJ8blw· Reimagine We Mini Workshop Series: A Powerful Mini Workshop Series Covering the 4 Pillars of the Reimagine We Framework. · $25 Per Person Per Workshop. A bold, guided experience to (1) confront the beliefs shaping how you see yourself, others, and the world, (2) examine the belief systems underneath them, and (3) empower personal transformation towards collective sovereignty. https://collections.humanitix.com/reimagine-we-the-conversations-most-people-avoidbut-cant-afford-to-ignore#CollectionAbout-title
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    53 mins