COVID-19 has been a major target with everyone, but Mr. Al Pete speaks with Mia Jones, the CEO of Agape Family Health, about her part in getting the proper resources to the black communities, regarding the disease. Election Day is coming, and Color Jax Blue wants our listeners to be aware of the health issues, that could potentially steer people away from casting their votes.

Below is the information for the testing sites and the date and times. If you've been exposed to someone who has it, please get tested.

1680 Dunn Avenue, Jacksonville FL, 32218

5460 Blanding Blvd, Jacksonville FL, 32244

904-760-4904, Ex. 8

Clanzel T. Brown Community Center: 4575 Moncrief Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32209 on Thursdays and Fridays.

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As Mr. Al Pete shares on the introduction of The Color Jax Blue Podcast, his purpose was to have formal conversations centering about voting and how it plays a major role within communities and the race. His other purpose is to be 'straight up' with the audience. In this episode, Pete gives his thoughts on the recent Breonna Taylor announcement and how it reflects the importance of knowing the legislation process. 

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It's another special edition with Shawana's Salon!

Shawana has an intellectual, yet informative conversation with three ladies that are involved in environmental progression in Jacksonville, Florida. Meet Gayandrial Henderson, Shanell Davis-Bryant, and Ashantae Green. This episodes gives us ways to empower our voices for environmental change, how the 'powers that be' dictate these decisions for change, and the red/green line meaning.

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It's another great episode of Shawana's Salon! She spoke with three entities that are perfect reflections of what the arts and advocacy should be. 

Rodney Hurst, Sr., Hope McMath, and Erin Kendrick confirm how the arts go hand in hand with the past, modern, and the upcoming views of activism. They also explain how the power of artists holding activism traits can magnify true change within the communities that require that necessity.

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Mr. Al Pete has a conversation with one of many community influencers in Jacksonville, Florida: Dr. Irvin Pedro Cohen. Pedro gives his ideal blueprint and encourages the community to have these tough, but needed conversations about voting, etc.

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Shawana's Salon is BACK!!!!!

With a limited Special Edition around the Art of Politics. The first episode is coming in hot!!! We had the opportunity to talk to Incumbent, State Representative Tracie Neal Davis of District 13. Fresh off their wins we also have the State Representative primary winners of District 14 and 15, Angie Nixon and Tammyette Thomas, both who will be back on the ballot in the November elections. This was a magical conversation on how these three Black Women are facing challenges, educating on legislation, uplifting their communities, and the importance of Black Voters in Duval County.

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Mr. Al Pete has a casual conversation with his friend and coworker of Color Jax Blue: Enerji. They speak their various feelings about voting, in general. Again...casual conversation. All armor off!

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What does an ally look like? Also, what does an accomplice look like? Well...Shavone Steele speaks with Mr. Al Pete about these factors she prides on when it comes to Color Jax Blue, etc. Tune in and enjoy!

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