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The Sankofa Leadership Continuum is a throughline running from historical leaders of the past to contemporary leaders  of the present to those who will emerge as future leaders. Melding together historical and contemporary reality, this through-line inspires activism, art, literature, ethnography, and research to fuel transformation.

Question: How do we apply generational leadership as a grassroots resistance strategy that serves to disrupt systemic and institutional racism?

Discussion:

5 Principals of Generational Leadership: Global Leadership Network Article

Harlem Renaissance Artist Frankie Manning Danced Across Boundaries

Civil Rights Photographer Gordon Parks Inspired A New Generation of Artists

Episode giveaways:

• 5 Principles to Become a Generational Leader https://globalleadership.org/articles/leading-others/5-principles-to-become-a-generational-leader/
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is one of the sharpest thinkers of our time https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/kentanji-brown-jackson-affirmative-action-dissent-supreme-court-rcna92661 "With full knowledge of the history of racism and discrimination in this country, one would have to be ignorant or complicit not to see how the recent Supreme Court ruling sets us back — instead of helping us move forward as a nation."
• How Civil Rights Photographer Gordon Parks Inspired A New Generation Of Artists https://www.fastcompany.com/3063025/how-civil-rights-photographer-gordon-parks-inspired-a-new-generation-of-artists
• Kamal Carter and Kyle Williams On Activating Anti-Racists https://pod.link/RealTalk/episode/f3d61d1ba2736b08228daf2900b17050