A Perfectly Imperfect Union: Reflecting on America 250 with Anita Rivers

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In the latest episode of A Perfectly Imperfect Union, I stay in The Garden State and connect with Anita Rivers.

She's a lifelong educator and the heart behind Fairleigh Dickinson University's 250 Acts of Kindness movement.

For Anita, America is about honoring the people who laid its foundation, starting with Native Americans and enslaved Africans whose full story the history books still don't tell. During our conversation, we talk about her grandmother, who lived to 104, and what one act of kindness can do.

She's also the host of Talking Points on WFDU, and I had the honor of being on her show a few days ago. You can listen to it here.

And her question for you and our next guest is:

How will you help make kindness a priority instead of an afterthought?

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