Chapter
Empathy through experience of discrimination
47:23 - 55:25 (08:01)
The speaker suggests that people should experience discrimination to understand the effects and have more empathy. He believes that people are afraid of speaking up for fear of being judged or shamed for doing it the wrong way.
Clips
The speaker is suggesting an opportunity for a mother to teach her son about white privilege in conversations with other white women.
47:23 - 49:08 (01:44)
White Privilege
Summary
The speaker is suggesting an opportunity for a mother to teach her son about white privilege in conversations with other white women.
ChapterEmpathy through experience of discrimination
Episode962 Racism, White Privilege, and Healing America with Reverend Michael Beckwith
PodcastThe School of Greatness
A story about a racially integrated choir in Soweto during apartheid shows how humor and a sense of unity can help diffuse tense situations.
49:08 - 51:28 (02:20)
Integration
Summary
A story about a racially integrated choir in Soweto during apartheid shows how humor and a sense of unity can help diffuse tense situations.
ChapterEmpathy through experience of discrimination
Episode962 Racism, White Privilege, and Healing America with Reverend Michael Beckwith
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The fear of being judged and attacked for saying the wrong thing is preventing some people from speaking up about important issues such as harassment and discrimination.
51:28 - 55:25 (03:56)
Speaking up
Summary
The fear of being judged and attacked for saying the wrong thing is preventing some people from speaking up about important issues such as harassment and discrimination.