Episode 277 | Lunch to Save the World – Part 7 (Riot vs Protest)

Jun 17, 2025 | Conversations with Trailblazers, Racial Reconciliation

In this episode of The Way We See It, Lunch to Save the World is back—and things get real. Pastor Alex shares a wild story from a Florida cookout that quickly turned smoky (in more ways than one) and sparks a deeper conversation on cultural norms, racial perceptions, and the fine line between protests and riots. Joined by Lt. Dave and Dr. Hector Cruz, the trio dives into Ferguson, George Floyd, and January 6th—unpacking how context, culture, and media shape what we call justice. Don’t miss this bold, honest, and sometimes hilarious roundtable on race, policing, and protest in America.

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