Desiree Cormier, one of our favorite guests, is back to share stories learned of her grandfather’s life since his recent passing. We hear not only how he shaped Desiree’s life of public service, but also how his very personal commitment to the American anti-apartheid movement and the Black Lives Matter chapter in Los Angeles continue to impact change. One person can make so much difference to so many.
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