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Community-Based Governance and Upholding Humanity
This episode discusses the importance of community-based governance and the role of black and brown people in decision-making. The speaker shares personal experiences and highlights the need for upholding humanity in policies and discussions surrounding addiction.
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The speaker reflects on how politicians struggle to connect with the experiences of individuals who come from difficult circumstances and how it is hard for them to articulate the concept of community in politics.
1:09:10 - 1:11:19 (02:08)
Summary
The speaker reflects on how politicians struggle to connect with the experiences of individuals who come from difficult circumstances and how it is hard for them to articulate the concept of community in politics.
ChapterCommunity-Based Governance and Upholding Humanity
EpisodeRethinking Crime and Punishment With San Francisco’s Mayor
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The transcript discusses the importance of humanizing people, whether it's through addiction or homelessness, and how empathy from leadership can create a better society.
1:11:19 - 1:13:36 (02:17)
Summary
The transcript discusses the importance of humanizing people, whether it's through addiction or homelessness, and how empathy from leadership can create a better society.
ChapterCommunity-Based Governance and Upholding Humanity
EpisodeRethinking Crime and Punishment With San Francisco’s Mayor
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The successful implementation of community-based governance requires funding, time, and the ability for black and brown individuals living in impoverished areas to voice their opinions on policing and government support for their communities.
1:13:36 - 1:16:41 (03:04)
Summary
The successful implementation of community-based governance requires funding, time, and the ability for black and brown individuals living in impoverished areas to voice their opinions on policing and government support for their communities. There is a need to address issues facing marginalized individuals at the societal level.