TOPIC:  Ep 31: “Carrying the Weight” Discussing Microaggression & Black Men in Law Enforcement w. Dr. Napoleon Hunter

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Join Moses’ People Speak as we sit down with Dr. Napoleon Hunter, a scholar‑practitioner whose research exposes the cultural realities inside law enforcement.

In this powerful live episode, Dr. Hunter unpacks the intersections of race, identity, and institutional culture, offering a rare blend of academic insight and lived experience. From the emotional labor borne by officers of color to the systemic barriers that stall meaningful change, this dialogue moves beyond talking points to truth‑telling. We will explore the four themes from Dr. Hunter's research and how they may inform future discussions. 

About our guest

Dr. Napoleon Hunter II, MM, DM, is a veteran public servant, organizational leader, and former federal investigator with extensive experience across law enforcement, labor relations, taxation, education, and community development. An honorably discharged U.S. Air Force veteran, he currently serves as Co-Chair of Community Relations for the National Black Child Development Institute, leading strategic outreach and public engagement initiatives. Dr. Hunter holds a Doctor of Management in Organizational Development and is committed to ethical leadership, community empowerment, and public service excellence.