22 - 23 Mar 2024
The Street Legend of Aldea Lobo - a former Special Agent with the Immigration Service in the USA
5 EPISODES | LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
Series Overview
How a Special Agent Dealt with Racism.
Special Agent Lloyd Miner (Rico) is a highly commended special agent who made the mistake of being black and successful. Jailed by the government for reporting threats to national security, he is now coming forward with his story. The investigative reporter who originally broke his story described what happened to him as racism, abuse of authority and evil. This stands in contrast to the respect he gained on the street as Aldea Lobo, the wolf and gang guy who swooped in off the street to arrest violent criminals, foreign nationals.
Nothing about racism is black and white.
In the first series, join raconteur Raphael (Rico) David and Dawna Jones in this series covering five anecdotes followed by an open mic discussion. Participate in a conscious conversation about law enforcement, racism, and how we can collectively move beyond the color of one’s skin to restore humanity to society. The first series focuses on injustice and racism in the street and in law enforcement workspaces.
Note: Subsequent series will cover other aspects of Rico’s law enforcement career. This series focuses on racism.
Who should join us
- Law enforcement officers who seek to improve both training and key relationships.
- People who have embarked on self-guided education around issues of racism sparked by the protests in the US.
- Decision makers in companies who seek to understand how racism insidiously works its way into workplace interactions, particularly at the management level, exploring issues blocking contribution of all employees.
- Educators, from grade school to university academics who can apply the insights to their environment.
- Government policy makers, local state and federal.
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All episodes details
EPISODE 1
Sergeant Baker and the Airport
Sergeant Baker hates Rico because he is a different color. Sitting on his mic in the patrol car one day he lets the world know on record.
DATE: 7 OCTOBER 2020
TIME: 16:30 – 17:30 CEST
FORMAT: WEBINAR
PRICE: €9 + VAT
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
TOTAL SEATS: UNLIMITED
YOU WILL USE: ZOOM
EPISODE 2
Face Down in Maryland
How a Special Agent wearing his gun and badge found himself face down on an Interstate Highway in Maryland with four guns pointed at his head.
DATE: 14 OCTOBER 2020
TIME: 16:30 – 17:30 CEST
FORMAT: WEBINAR
PRICE: €9 + VAT
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
TOTAL SEATS: UNLIMITED
YOU WILL USE: ZOOM
EPISODE 3
The Kid from Wisconsin
Slavery is over, blacks are making it up. So thinks the kid from Wisconsin until he goes out on patrol with Rico and finds himself tempted to point his gun at a white sheriff in a small town in south Virginia.
DATE: 4 NOVEMBER 2020
TIME: 16:30 – 17:30 CET
FORMAT: WEBINAR
PRICE: €9 + VAT
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
TOTAL SEATS: UNLIMITED
YOU WILL USE: ZOOM
EPISODE 4
When Your Boss Makes Your Life Miserable
Sometimes it is safer to be on the street with criminals. At least you know who to trust. Rico shares his experience working in the INS, now known as ICE, with a boss who hates him.
DATE: 11 NOVEMBER 2020
TIME: 16:30 – 17:30 CET
FORMAT: WEBINAR
PRICE: €9 + VAT
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
TOTAL SEATS: UNLIMITED
YOU WILL USE: ZOOM
EPISODE 5
The Ethiopian
Rico discovers an American citizen, originally from Ethiopia in an American jail as the result of a series of blunders blamed on the Ethiopian. How blacks persecute blacks.
DATE: 18 NOVEMBER 2020
TIME: 16:30 – 17:30 CET
FORMAT: WEBINAR
PRICE: €9 + VAT
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
TOTAL SEATS: UNLIMITED
YOU WILL USE: ZOOM
What participants say
I am learning tremendously from the presentations, I want to hear even more from Paul, Pete and Stu, we are just scratching the surface! and the discussions are very interesting too because of the range of experiences and perspectives.
I've enjoyed all the episodes attended so far. Each one builds on the next, but could be attended individually and still make sense. The facilitators work well together and Emanuele's hosting is excellent. There's also lots of audience participation, plus the topics discussed are relevant and practical
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