In this episode of the CJ Knows Podcast, we engage in a compelling discussion with Dr. Stephanie Canizales, a prominent sociologist specializing in immigration and labor issues. Dr. Canizales shares insights from her latest book, Sin Padres, Sin Papeles, which explores the lives of undocumented, unaccompanied immigrant youth in the U.S. She delves into the social and economic challenges these young people face, offering a nuanced perspective on their resilience and the policies that shape their experiences.

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Join Attorney CJ Czaia Esq. as he interviews Dr. Donna J. Nicol, author of "Black Woman on Board," a groundbreaking exploration of Dr. Claudia H. Hampton's leadership in advancing affirmative action at the California State University system. Discover how Hampton, the first Black woman trustee and chair, navigated institutional challenges to increase access for marginalized groups. Dr. Nicol sheds light on Hampton's strategic leadership and enduring impact on educational equity.

In this episode of the CJ Knows Podcast, we sit down with Corey Pearson, a master quilter and educator from McKinney, Texas. Corey shares his journey from learning to quilt with his grandmother at the age of six to becoming the VP of Customer Success at Linda’s Electric Quilters. We delve into the growing popularity of quilting, the impact of social media trends like #quilttok, and the mental and physical benefits of this timeless craft. Corey also offers valuable tips for beginners and insights into starting a successful small business in the quilting industry. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about creativity, community, and the art of quilting.

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