Emijah shared her expertise on the role Black women and mothers play as the backbone of community protection and advocacy, while addressing the significant challenges facing them today. She reflected on the wisdom she received from Black women that shaped her path and offered actionable guidance on how community members can support, affirm, and center the transformative voices of Black women and mothers.

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Porter also shared his insights from the recent community preview of Angela Poe Russell’s musical Aviatrix at the Northwest African American Museum, discussed the role of Black-led local programming at Cascade PBS, and offered his perspective on the recent Civic Cocktail: A Conversation with Mayor Katie Wilson event last week.

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1. Dismantling of KCRHA

2. Mayor Wilson's plan to build 1,000 shelter units by the end of the year

3. Labor dispute between the union that deals with CARE teams (Protec17) and SPOG

4. Moratorium on data centers

5. Joy Hillingsworth teaches a history lesson 

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After Amarr was murdered outside Garfield High School in 2024, Arron transformed his grief into a mission for violence prevention and community service. He founded Amarr's Heart Foundation to honor his son's legacy through the motto K.I.N.D. (Kind Interaction Negates Destruction). 

Arron is a vocal advocate for victims, identifying gaps in the city's support ecosystem and showing us the need for proactive, grassroots-level intervention rather than reactive measures. While his son’s murder remains unresolved, he emphasized the community’s power in changing that.

Amarr’s Heart Foundation is hosting the first annual Chalk & Talk on Thursday, June 4 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Garfield High School, 400 23rd Ave, Seattle.

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Next, Former State Representative Jesse Johnson stopped by the studio to talk about his work focused on skilled construction trades apprenticeships at the high school level, the five-year anniversary of his police reform bills, and the current state of local politics and the community.

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Lamarr talked about the impact of participatory budgeting in Skyway and its impact on not only Aisle 4our but several other organizations in the area. He also discussed ideas to help curb gun violence impacting the city right now, and some of his organization’s events, including their annual field day activity to bring young people together in the city. 

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The A. Philip Randolph Institute is an organization of trade unionists and community activist committed to bridging the gap between labor, community and the civil rights movement

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Erin has served as the Executive Director of the SODO BIA since 2014. She holds a Master’s in Public Administration and brings more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit administration, placemaking, and economic development. Erin leverages strong relationships with city leaders and partner organizations to advocate for the issues that matter most to SODO. Before joining the BIA, she worked with the U District Partnership and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the International Downtown Association. A Seattle native, Erin lives in the Rainier Beach neighborhood, where she enjoys time with friends and family, gardening, and always has a puzzle in progress on the dining room table.

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The discussion centers on the killing of L.J. Causey, Jr.—a father of three—and exposes the stark gap between police de-escalation policies and real-world practice. Coalition leaders Elaine Simons and Sonia Joseph share deeply personal perspectives shaped by the loss of their own sons, while outlining concrete legislative priorities for the 2026 session, including independent prosecutors, Attorney General investigations, stronger standards for law-enforcement leadership, and limits on police tactics that erode public trust.

This episode is both a tribute to lives lost and a call to action—highlighting how impacted families are leading statewide efforts to change policy, demand transparency, and protect future generations. If you care about justice, public safety, and accountability in Washington State, this is a conversation you need to hear in full.

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In a candid, wide-ranging conversation, Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka joins the show to discuss public safety, police accountability, and the complex realities communities are navigating right now — from policy decisions at City Hall to the lived experiences of families most impacted by violence and the justice system.

Rather than quick answers, this episode leans into nuance: how accountability, prevention, community trust, and governance intersect — and where the hard conversations still need to happen.

If you care about where Seattle is headed, how decisions are being made, and what real accountability looks like beyond talking points, this is a conversation worth hearing in full.

🎧 Listen to the entire episode of Mothers Justice Radio and decide for yourself what leadership, responsibility, and community-centered solutions should look like.

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The discussion traces the launch of The Big O Show and its place within the Converge Media ecosystem—but quickly turns to the unresolved trauma of the 2020 Seattle protests and the devastating case of Antonio Mays Jr., the 16-year-old who was killed in the CHOP. Omari recounts, in detail, his recent court testimony and the shocking revelation that he unknowingly captured Antonio on video days before his death—footage that challenges the City of Seattle’s long-standing narrative and raises profound questions about justice, memory, and whose voices are allowed to be heard.

This episode is not performative and it is not sanitized. It is a raw, principled conversation about grief, integrity, media responsibility, and what it means to stand on truth even when it comes at a cost. Grounded in family, community, and lived experience, this is an essential listen for anyone who wants to understand the real human stakes behind headlines, protests, and policy.

Listen in full to hear the stories that were nearly erased—and why telling them still matters.

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Rep. Mason, who recently received the "Key to the City," emphasizes that her civic honors represent the collective work of all those she supports. The episode focuses on the urgency of educational justice, with Mason detailing her work with the Rainier Valley Leadership Academy and her vision for ensuring every child is reading at grade level by third grade.

A major highlight is the exciting news about a victory for Seattle's youth: the SPD's Mounted Patrol was disbanded, and its gear, including saddles, was transferred to the Buffalo Soldiers program at the Red Barn Ranch. This initiative, now partially funded for six years by the Family & Education Levy, offers constructive, culturally relevant programs to our children.

Don't miss this inspiring conversation about holding leaders accountable and building a better future!

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On this emotional episode, host Chukundi Salisbury spoke with Michelle Reese about the murder of her son, Robert Michael Fleeks Jr., a beloved Garfield graduate who was killed on September 17th in Seattle's Capitol Hill area.

⚖️ Case Update & The Call for Accountability

Ms. Reese shared that while one of the four suspects is in custody on a $2M bail, three suspects remain at large. She is grateful for the progress but is determined to see justice served for all involved.

😡 Healing & The Anger Crisis

The conversation highlighted the immense grief and anger crisis among young men who lack positive ways to process their feelings, often leading to more violence. Ms. Reese stressed the urgent need for community resources and "big homies" to intervene with the 19 to 25-year-old Black male age group to offer support beyond retribution.

📢 How You Can Help

If you have information about Robert's case, or would like to support the family:

• Email: JusticeRobertFleeksJr@gmail.com
• Socials: Contact Michelle Reese directly on social media.

Listen to the full episode of the Mother's Justice Show to hear Michelle Reese's powerful message.

#JusticeForRobertFleeksJr #MothersJusticeShow #Seattle #GunViolence #CommunitySupport

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Ine the first half of the show Sylvia is joined by Shomari Jones to ask "Brother, How Are You Really?"

Shomari Jones is a nationally recognized equity strategist and community advocate with over two decades of experience leading systems change in education, nonprofit, and public sectors. As Principal Lead of The Bridge Consultancy, he helps organizations move beyond performative equity work to create sustainable, justice-driven impact. A former Director of Equity and Strategic Engagement for the Bellevue School District, Shomari has also held leadership roles at the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, the YMCA, and the College Success Foundation. He is a proud graduate of Tuskegee University and Leadership Tomorrow (Seattle), and was honored by Education Week as a “Leader to Learn From.”

Then in the second half Jarrell Marshall joins the conversation to talk "Reentry & Mental Health."

Jarrelle is the Executive Director of RECLAIM which is a nonprofit that exists at the intersection of reentry and mental health. As the grandson and son of people directly impacted and traumatized by the criminal legal system, Jarrelle is someone who understands that there is more to an individual's worth and value than their experiences with trauma and the institutions that cause further trauma. Not only is Jarrelle on his own journey of healing, feeling and reintegration, he is committed to utilizing his access to resources to forge and cultivate the relationships necessary to ensure that the community members who RECLAIM serves have access to the resources they need to be supported, to be held, and to flourish.

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Danielle Hughes is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Colorado. With over a decade of experience, Danielle specializes in trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. She is trained in EMDR, PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy), and Relational Life Therapy. Danielle brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to her work, supporting clients in navigating healing, connection, and personal growth.

On this special Memorial Day episode, we pause to honor those who gave their lives in service to this country, and we discuss understanding ketamine-assisted therapy and medications that can unexpectedly affect mental well-being.

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Omer Qureshi, CEO, Americans 4 Equality & MLK Gandhi Empowerment Initiative will be joined by Lead Instructor Justin Ellis, and Interns Erica Hoard and Bryan Haynes. They will comment on the tech training program that has graduated 50 students and has three cohorts of 142 students currently in tech training.

Essex Porter, Robert Gant and Hayward Evans share some of their memories with the late radio and TV reporter Lee Carter.

and

Oregon Attorney Eric Fournier is defending Brian “Hakiym” Simpson an African American Cal Fire wildland firefighter who has been convicted by an all white jury of defending himself in Josephine County Oregon. Attorney Fournier comments on the injustice.

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Sylvia Feliciano sits down with cultural leader and educator Sharon Cronin, founder of Grupo Bayano and organizer of the Caribbean SeaFest. Sharon shares how Afro-Caribbean traditions, especially Bomba, serve as powerful tools for cultural preservation, identity building, and emotional healing. They discuss the vital role of cultural connection in supporting mental health, particularly for young people and marginalized communities. Sharon reflects on her journey alongside other community members to build spaces where art, activism, and education come together to celebrate resilience, pride, and healing through culture. Contact Sharon at grupobayano@hotmail.com for inquiries about volunteering at events or booking Grupo Bayano for a performance or cultural program.

Michael (Top) Washington:

We are honored to welcome retired Seattle firefighter, Marine Corps Master Sergeant, and trauma therapist Mike (Top) Washington to the Mother's Justice Show. Top shares his extraordinary journey through decades of military service, frontline firefighting, profound personal loss, and his ongoing work as a psychotherapist. After losing his son, Sgt. Michael T. Washington, in Afghanistan, Top turned unimaginable grief into a lifelong mission to support others. Sylvia and Top dive deep into the realities of PTSD, grief, the critical need for mental health support, and the life-saving power of peer connection within our communities.

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​Hayward Evans is a prominent community leader in Seattle, serving as the co-convener of the Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Committee (MLKCC). In this role, he has been instrumental in organizing events that honor Dr. King's legacy and promote civil rights awareness within the community. For instance, Evans has coordinated annual tree lighting ceremonies at the Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Memorial Park, a tradition since 2019 aimed at symbolizing the historical contributions of African Americans and fostering inspiration for future generations. ​Mr. Evans is also an advisor on the board of directors for Americans 4 Equality, an organization dedicated to promoting social justice and equality.

and then ​Kyana Wheeler and Dayo Vice join Sylvia to discuss Addressing Racial Trauma: Integrating Mental Health into Social Justice Work

​Kyana Wheeler is a dedicated advocate for racial equity and social justice, with over 20 years of experience in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). She holds a Master of Education in Organizational Leadership and a Master of Public Administration in Policy Development. Throughout her career, Kyana has focused on implementing systemic change within large organizations, emphasizing anti-racist data analysis, systems evaluation, group facilitation, and leadership development. ​Kyana's professional journey includes serving as Deputy Manager of the Race and Social Justice Initiative for the City of Seattle, where she played a pivotal role in advancing racial and social justice policies. She also contributed as a board member of the Non-Profit Anti-Racism Coalition (NPARC), supporting organizations in practicing institutional anti-racism. In 2023, she joined PRR Inc. as the Senior Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, leading efforts to embed equitable practices within the organization and its client engagements. Kyana wears many hats in her personal life – wife, mother, and spoken word artist, using her art as a platform to connect with community and generate discussions that imagine a world more humane, just and free.

Dayo Vice is a nationally respected facilitator, educator, and equity strategist with over two decades of experience using performance and storytelling to drive social change. With a foundation in Improvised Theatre and influence from Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed, she integrates theater-based methods into anti-racism education, leadership development, and organizational transformation. Her work bridges the arts and equity, helping groups confront harmful systems and move toward authentic, systemic change. Known for her ability to create brave spaces rooted in vulnerability, trust, and collaboration, Dayo has trained leaders across government, nonprofit, and corporate sectors. Her experience leading a non-hierarchical theater company sharpened her skills in inclusive leadership and creative problem-solving. At the core of her practice is the belief that justice and innovation are collective efforts—and that true transformation happens when communities commit to both truth and connection.

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Christina Thomas, MBA: Integrative Trauma Recovery and Suicide Prevention: Policy to Practice 

Christina "Chris" Thomas is an accomplished advocate, executive leader, champion for military sexual trauma survivors, and trauma recovery expert dedicated to veteran mental health and community empowerment. As Chair of the Southern Nevada Veterans Mental Health Advocacy Council, Founder of Living Free Souls LLC, and President of the Veterans Advocacy Council CDC, she has advanced holistic healing, medical cannabis access, and trauma-informed care at local and national levels. A kidnapping survivor and VA integrative medicine patient, Christina leverages her personal experiences to drive legislative reforms, advise national entities, and lead grassroots initiatives including crisis intervention and suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention efforts in collaboration with NAMI Nevada and the Governor’s Challenge. Her extensive academic credentials, Congressional recognition, and groundbreaking multicultural advocacy have positioned her as a prominent voice in mental health policy and veteran support services.

Sheldon Jacobs, PsyD, LMFT: Breaking Barriers: Transforming and Expanding Mental Health Access for Historically Underserved Communities

Dr. Sheldon Jacobs, is a licensed mental health professional, educator, and nationally recognized advocate with extensive experience serving diverse populations, including juvenile probationers, first responders, professional athletes such as the Las Vegas Raiders, and individuals facing mental health challenges. With interests in sports and forensic psychology, Dr. Jacobs provides individual, group, and family therapy and teaches at the community college, undergraduate, and graduate levels. Appointed by Governor Steve Sisolak in 2019 to the Nevada State Board of Examiners, and elected in 2022 as the first Nevadan to serve on the NAMI National Board of Directors, he is also the President of the NAMI Southern Nevada Board of Directors. Dr. Jacobs founded and chairs a coalition to increase mental health provider diversity and access in underserved communities. His memoir, 48: An Experiential Memoir on Homelessness, and Las Vegas Review-Journal column, Mental Health Matters, reflects his commitment to raising awareness and breaking stigma. Dr. Sheldon Jacobs' work has been recognized at local, state, and national levels.

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Harriett welcomes back Anwar Peace to talk about fighting for justice in Spokane, WA

and then Twanda Hill joins Harriett.

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Harriett welcomes back Haywood Evans and Eddie Rye to talk about the ongoing impact and influence of MLK, who was assassinated April 4, 1968.

Then Gabriel Prawl, President of A.P.R.I Seattle, Chapter returns to discuss A. L. Day

and in the 3rd segment Iron Hebrew discusses his health care journey.

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Black Fire Fighters return with an update on their court case to reverse

the sale of the Black Fire Fighters house in Seattle. Then Harriett

welcomes MJS Florida correspondent Francis Oliver.

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Gabriel Prawl president of APRI Seattle to talk about African American Legislative Day February 19, 2025. 

and Community Activist Elaine Simons to discuss Nelson V. Washington State 

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Lem Howell, Civil Rights Attorney, Emeritus

Hayward Evans Co Convener, Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration/Continuation Committee

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Seattle Black Firefighters Attorney-Yohannes Sium will be joined by retired Seattle Black Firefighters Clarence Williams and Roberto Jourdan.

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Mark from Community Passageway, Jenine and Patrice from Mothers Impacted By Gun Violence.

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Raymond Miller         

Terry Johnson          

Bob Armstead          

Johnathan Johnson

Wayne Fuller 

Pastor Anderson        

Attorney Sheley       

Bishop Reggie           

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Their guest is Judith Vega who talks about life in Puerto Rico, the election and Day of The Dead celebrations.

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Her guests are Katrina Johnson of Black Lives Matter, Seattle and Patrice Thomas of the Mothers Impacted by Gun Violence group.

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-Local events from Mr. Eddie Rye Jr. & Jesse Wineberry

-Mothers Justice Breakfast Nov. 7, 2024

-Salisbury Brothers

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In the second half of the show, Harriett provides the latest information and events within Mothers for Police Accountability and VIRTUS.

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Then brings on Judith Vega to talk about life in Puerto Rico and wraps the show remembering her grandfather.

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Then brings on Francis Oliver from Florida to talk Inspiration and wraps the show remembering Marcus Garvey.

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Then moves on to talk about what's happening at SPD 

and concludes the show remembering the founder of Sweet Honey in The Rock: Bernice Johnson Reagon

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Mrs. Kimberely Sopher Dunn about the Petha Village.

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Anwar Peace, Commissioner City of Spokane Human Rights Commission on Community and Police.

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Acacia Salisbury on her recent trip to Tanzania.

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and

Esha Covington - Why is Florida Always in the New

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and tributes to mothers from

Rev. Patrica Valentine, Dr. Orisiade Awodola and Linda Ballard.

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Mr. Bob Armstead, President of NAMC, National Asso. of Minority Contractors.

Rev. Walden on Virtues Healing Circles.

Dr. Cali Ellis PhD on the Community Police Commission Meeting April 23, 2024.

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On today's show:

Gabriel Prawl from the A. Philip Randolph Institute. reminds listeners about African American Legislative Day Feb. 19, 2024

Harriett with notes on Black History

Esha Covington , Black History from Jacksonville, Florida.

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Home - Black Legacy Homeowners

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He talks with Rev Walden about Seattle Police Officers.

Then Eddie Rye joins Harriett to continue the discussion.

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Plus Harriett comments on Judge Robart's order to the DOJ and the City of Seattle.

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Ms. Paula Sadinars on Florida and next steps.

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Francis Oliver on the State Of Florida.

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And Betsy Lydle Smith discusses the Power of the Virtures to Open Hearts!

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She became PUEBLO’s Executive Director in 2007 and stepped down in December 2014 in order to focus on the work of the Coalition for Police Accountability which initiated the successful campaign for Measure LL, passed by 83.17% of Oakland voters in November, 2016. Rashidah earned her B.A. degree from Brandeis University and her M.A. in Education from Holy Names College.

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Elaine is a survivor of police-sanctioned violence. She has tirelessly been on the front line since May 31st, 2019 when her foster son Jesse Sarey's life was taken from him by Officer Jeff Nelson of Auburn, WA.

Officer Jeff Nelson was arrested and charged for 2nd Degree Murder and 1st Degree Assault. He has been on paid administrative house arrest since August 2020.

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Eddie Rye with Local and National Updates.

and Harriett remembers her son Hiram Salisbury.

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