Is this worth it? (with Van Jones and Rabia Chaudry)

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What can I give? (with Eva Paterson and Aunt Bea)

How do you stand against evil, but not the evildoer? How do you go to war for what's right with love for the people you're fighting? Carvell Wallace talks with legendary civil rights lawyer and activist Eva Paterson. And at long last, he also reconnects with his Aunt Bea — the wh ...  Show more

What's next? (with Alexis Frank)

How do you feel about the future? Do you feel hopeful? Do you feel scared? Can we move forward together as a country? In our Season 1 finale, Carvell Wallace reflects on his journey, connects with his kids about their vision for the future, and gathers insight from Alexis Frank, ...  Show more

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