S6E1: “I’m not racist!” Real Talk on “Me and White Supremacy”

Welcome back! We are officially kicking off Season 6 of Race,
Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast and we are
beyond excited. Our break was much needed and we are back and
ready to continue these important conversations.


 


In today's episode, we delve in learning and how we learn. We
talk about the proess of learning in regards to reading, shows,
films, and also in our work with organizations and schools. We
ask ourselves: “How do we learn?” “How do we teach and apply our
learning?” We apply this directly to the book “Me and White
Supremacy” by Layla F. Saad. Tune in because this is definitely a
captivating conversation (complete with action items) that is
sure to keep all of us learning and growing.


 


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these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and
we are here to do the work. 


 


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