Segment 1, beginning at 5:06: Leaders of Kansas City's social justice movement assess the value of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s strategies in their work today.
Protest marches and boycott's were among the methods used by Dr. King to advance the cause of Black people but violence never was. In these days of Black Lives Matter, we asked if the reverend's approach still works or if more is required.
- Ky Williams, one of the organizers of Kansas City's Black Lives Matter protests
- Justice Horn, community activist
Segment 2, beginning at 34:23: Kansas City non-profit issues report on Black businesses.
A Black person wanting to start a business in this town or a Black business owner trying to expand or just keep a company up and running will face obstacles that others do not. The Generating Income for Tomorrow organization has been issuing grants to help and prepared a report based on the recipients of those grants.
- Brandon Calloway, executive director, Generating Income for Tomorrow (G.I.F.T)
