Black Fathers, Race, and Responsibility: Greg Owens on Culture, Leadership, and Impact
About this episode
Kenneth Braswell and Greg Owens discuss the impact of Black fathers on culture and community responsibility.
What do we really mean when we say “Black fathers,” and how do we make sure the conversation leads to impact instead of slogans? In Part 2 of this I Am Dad Podcast conversation, Kenneth Braswell and Greg Owens examine race, culture, leadership, philanthropy, and the deeper responsibility of strengthening Black fathers, families, and communities.
People in this episode
Host: Kenneth Braswell
Guest: Greg Owens
Topics covered
- Black fathers
- race
- culture
- leadership
- philanthropy
- responsibility
- community
Keywords
- Black fathers
- race
- leadership
- culture
- responsibility
- philanthropy
- community
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Black fathers
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