Black Men Matter Series: The Power of Storytelling | Driving Change & Helping Nonprofits Grow: guest Jordan Thierry

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Conversations in Color

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“The Male Perspective”, hosted by Lana Reid, shines a light on the voices and stories of Black men through open, thought-provoking conversations. Each episode explores real experiences—fatherhood, identity, healing, purpose, and community—to challenge stereotypes and reveal the depth and diversity of the Black male experience. Presented by Conversations in Color, a nonprofit dedicated to uplifting and amplifying Black voices through authentic dialogue.

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Black Men Matter Series: The Power of Storytelling | Driving Change & Helping Nonprofits Grow: guest Jordan Thierry

Conversations in Color

49 minutes 45 seconds

2 weeks ago

Black Men Matter Series: The Power of Storytelling | Driving Change & Helping Nonprofits Grow: guest Jordan Thierry

In this episode of The Male Perspective, Lana Reid talks with Jordan Thierry — filmmaker, writer, activist, and founder of Dream Chase Media LLC. Through his work, Jordan uses culture, creativity, and community as the foundation for powerful and authentic storytelling. He shares the inspiration behind his feature documentary “Grandma’s Roses,” a raw and intimate portrait of the labor and love women devote to their families and communities. Jordan also discusses “The Black Fatherhood Project,” a groundbreaking film that provides history, context, and conversation around the realities of fatherhood in Black America. He also discusses his book “A Kids Book About Systemic Racism,” which helps young readers understand how racism is woven into laws, schools, stories, and institutions in ways that deeply affect people of color.

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https://www.dreamchasemedia.com

https://www.instagram.com/jordan.thierry

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanthierry/

https://www.youtube.com/@DreamChaseMedia

https://www.amazon.com/Kids-Book-About-Systemic-Racism/dp/1951253450

https://acallforchangehelpline.org/

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