S6E5: Racism on Old TV Shows and How We Keep Learning

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 5 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A
Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are going back in time and
talking about Racism on old TV shows and how we use this as a
catalyst and tool to continue learning. We discuss:


The lessons that can still be learned from outdated shows

Navigating what we watch, how we watch responsibly, what we
learn from our watching and how times have changed

Our own personal learning journeys



 


We also delve further and share our thoughts and experiences on
JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion) and explore:


How do you practice JEDI in your work (whatever work that may
be)? 

How do you envision JEDI being infused in organizations?

What is the greatest challenge for leaders to bring JEDI into
organizations? 

Why it’s important to have a TEAM

The balance between insight and action (especially in the
JEDI space)

Do we want to add the J to JEDI?



 


So what do we/you do with all of this?


Keep learning!

Keep reflecting! 

Stay curious and compassionate.



 


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and needed and we are here to do the work. 


 


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