What if healing isn’t just yours to do alone?

In this powerful episode of Brave Voices in Education, host Craig Aarons-Martin sits down with Coach Justice Roe Williams — Black trans father, abolitionist, author of Deconstructing the Fitness Industrial Complex, and founder of Fitness for All Bodies.

Together, they explore:

✨ How toxic masculinity harms everyone — and how we heal beyond it ✨ Why decolonizing fitness is essential for liberation ✨ Leadership rooted in radical love and abolitionist care ✨ Building movements that center Black trans voices and collective healing ✨ How storytelling can unmask the truths we’ve been taught to hide

🔥 This episode isn’t just about fitness. It’s about unlearning oppression, reclaiming joy, and leading from a place of truth, care, and courage.

🔗 Guest Links:

• Website: fitnessforallbodies.com

• Instagram: @fitness4allbodies | @justiceroe

• LinkedIn: Justice Roe Williams

🎧 Listen, reflect, and lead bravely.

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What does it take to truly find your voice—when every system tells you to stay silent?
Coach Justice Roe Williams shares how growing up Black, queer, and radical in activist spaces taught him the power of speaking up, even when it wasn’t safe. From working with political prisoners to creating trans-inclusive fitness spaces, his journey shows that your voice is not just your tool—it's your resistance.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever felt erased, underestimated, or asked to shrink in movement spaces.
Your voice is valid. Your truth is power. Speak it.

🎧 Listen, watch, and subscribe here: https://bravevoicespod.com

🔗 Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justice-williams-4095405/ 🌐 Learn more about Fitness for All Bodies: https://fitnessforallbodies.com/

How does a Black queer Southern boy become a truth-telling, justice-centered educator leading with radical love?

In this powerful episode, Victor Terry shares his journey from Utica, Mississippi to founding Necessary Means Consulting and serving as Director of DEIB at Neighborhood House Charter School. Together with host Craig Aarons-Martin, Victor explores:

• Storytelling as liberation
  

• Black Southern queerness and faith
  

• Creating spaces of belonging and healing
  

• Leadership rooted in cultural truth and radical joy
  

✨ This is for every educator, advocate, and leader ready to move beyond performative inclusion and into authentic liberation.

🔗 Connect with Victor on LinkedIn, Instagram (@victorious_mindset_360), and TikTok (@nmcc_llc).