Prof. James Small on SC Shooting Verdict, Jen Jasper’s Brand Success, Carole Boston Weatherford Preview

About this episode

Professor James Small discusses a controversial SC shooting verdict, while Jen Jasper shares her entrepreneurial journey and Carole Boston Weatherford previews her upcoming projects.

Experience the insight of renowned scholar Professor James Small as he breaks down the recent trial of a South Carolina gas station owner found innocent in the tragic shooting of a 14-year-old boy—a case that has ignited urgent conversations and heightened tensions in our community. Be part of a dialogue that seeks understanding, justice, and solutions. But that's not all—be inspired by Jen Jasper, the visionary founder behind two thriving clothing brands, as she shares her journey from idea to impact. And don’t miss award-winning author Carole Boston Weatherford, who will open the show with an exclusive preview of her latest, groundbreaking projects. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Guests: Prof. James Small, Jen Jasper, Carole Boston Weatherford

Topics covered

• SC Shooting Verdict
• Clothing Brand Success
• Community Dialogue
• Justice
• Author Preview

Keywords

• shooting verdict
• South Carolina
• Jen Jasper
• Carole Boston Weatherford
• clothing brands
• community justice
• scholar insights

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Urban One

Places: South Carolina

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