Jay Casale
Jay Casale
"I'm Tired. We're Tired"- Clarence Celius
"I'm Tired. We're Tired"- Clarence Celius
"I'm Tired. We're Tired"- Clarence Celius
Monday 29th June 2020
Clarence Celius talks about growing up with racism and becoming an activist on The Lighter Side with Jay. Tune in for his inspiring story.
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Get the buttons here!Clarence Celius: From Suburban Racism to Activism on The Lighter Side with Jay
But with everything going on, it's looking like me and my brothers might take the Hbcu route.
Imagine growing up in a place where the very air feels tainted by discrimination. That's the reality Clarence Celius faced in Wall Township, NJ. In this episode of 'The Lighter Side with Jay', Clarence opens up about his experiences as a young Black man in a predominantly white suburb. He paints a vivid picture of the racism he encountered daily, sharing stories that are both heartbreaking and eye-opening. But Clarence didn't just endure; he acted.
Motivated by love for his younger twin sisters and a burning desire for change, he organized a Black Lives Matter march in his hometown. This bold move catapulted him into the world of activism at an astonishing speed. Jay Casale sits down with Clarence to discuss the whirlwind journey from a quiet life in suburbia to the frontlines of the fight for racial equality.
Their conversation covers a range of topics, from the importance of diversity and community support to the powerful impact of the Black Lives Matter movement. Clarence also touches on his passion for gaming and his future plans, including taking the HBCU route. His story is a compelling mix of personal struggle and collective action, offering listeners both inspiration and a call to awareness.
Whether you're looking for a story of resilience or insights into grassroots activism, Clarence's journey is sure to resonate. Tune in to hear how one young man turned his pain into purpose, and what he's planning next.