In this episode, we dispel the myths that have been spread about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB). This is an important episode. One that sets the record straight.

In this episode, we talk about the importance of taking a principled stance. Just a few years ago, individuals and corporations alike proclaimed racism a public health issue. What's the difference between then and now? The society hasn't changed. The policies haven't changed for the better? In fact, millions of people are wanting to see us step back in time. So many people are more comfortable with policies that reflect the "power" of whiteness than policies that reflect our shared humanity. Dr. King talked about this very thing in his Letter From A Birmingham Jail, written in 1963. The words are still hauntingly relevant some 61 years later. This moment requires a principled stance, especially from the people who are most proximate to whiteness. That's what this conversation is all about. Check it out. Like. Share. Subscribe.

Releasing Whiteness is back! In this episode, we explore the ways whiteness is really a product of fear, particularly for those who experience whiteness as a place of belonging. We talk candidly about the ways othering can be used to keep individuals and groups in check (too afraid to rock the boat, too afraid to speak their truth, too afraid to stand for our shared humanity). Othering has been used as tool to keep whiteness in place for far too long. For that reason, we decided to have this conversation as an avenue to embrace another possibility. What if we opened ourselves to seeing our shared humanity (i.e., the idea that each of us is fully human and deserves to be seen that way in policy and practice).