We're thrilled to close out Black Herstory Month of 2024, with the illustrious Dr. Carey Yazeed, a Louisiana native who has dedicated her life to creating equity and emotional safety in the workplace through narrative and grounded qualitative research. Tune in as Dr. Yazeed shares invaluable insight and tangible work-life tools for our final episode dedicated to worker's rights.

More About Dr. Carey Yazeed:
In addition to founding iThink Change, a consulting business, Dr. Yazeed is a retired mental health therapist; a multi-time author; and, a multi-degree having diversity, equity, and inclusion specialist who provides training services to minority women entrepreneurs, corporate businesses, and non-profit organizations across the nation. You can find more information about Dr. Yazeed, including her most recent workbook, Unbreak My Soul: How Black Women Can Begin to Heal From Workplace Trauma, on her website: drcareyyazeed.com

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An episode dedicated to spreading positivity and highlighting the good news that's making the world a better place! Catch up on good news updates, good legislative progress, good music recommendations, good food, good entertainment recommendations, and good life updates from your hosts!

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Case brief: Loper Bright Enterprises, Inc v. Gina Raimondo, No. 21-5166 (D.C. Cir. 2022). The United States Constitution grants Congress the authority to create laws, the Supreme Court of the United States the authority to interpret laws, and police departments the power to enforce laws. But what happens when Congress makes an ambiguous law? Do courts always settle legislative ambiguities, or should federal agencies (such as Dept. of Labor, the Peace Corps, Social Security Administration, etc.) have some authority to interpret the ambiguities? What difference does it make to our day-to-day lives? Listen and learn!

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