Lakisha Lee shares the tragic loss of her sister, Brittany Clardy, and the impact it had on her life. In this short clip, she emphasizes the perpetual injustice faced by Black women. Her full story can be found in Episode 4 of This Conversation Matters. The episode coincides with the Day on the Hill, supported by The Minnesota Office for Missing and Murdered Black Women, founded in part because of Brittany Clardy's tragic murder.

Find full episodes on podcast platforms and subscribe on the YouTube channel of host Sheree Curry. https://www.youtube.com/@ShereeCurryMedia

Takeaways

• Cultural sensitivity in storytelling
• Advocacy for justice and safety of Black women

Athena Joy Curry has been missing for 15 years. She is the baby sister of Sheree Curry, the host of "This Conversation Matters." In an upcoming episode, Sheree speaks with their other sister, Aisha Magee Curry. The conversation delves into the emotional journey of coping with the disappearance of a loved one. It explores their initial concerns, the impact on the family, and the emotional toll of hope and disappointment.

Prior to this episode set to debut in May, Sheree first will speak with Lakeisha Lee, the sister of Brittany Clardy, another Black woman who went missing and was soon found murdered. Catch the episode with Lakeisha Lee on April 7, 2026, wherever you find your podcasts or on Sheree's YouTube channel: @ShereeCurryMedia.

This one-minute clip from This Conversation Matters explores the historical alliance between the Jewish and Black communities against oppression and discrimination, highlighting the two-way support and solidarity between the two groups.

Hear the full conversation with journalist Robin Washington and Dr. Yohuru Williams on podcast platforms and YouTube channel @ShereeCurryMedia.

Takeaways

• Alliance between Jews and Blacks against oppression and discrimination
• Historical two-way support between Jews and Blacks

Chapters

• 00:00 Historical Alliance Against Oppression and Discrimination