When we ignore or deny issues, we are more likely to suffer, become frustrated, and angry. It's crucial to address a situation or grieve when needed to avoid getting hurt the most.
This podcast explores the topic of privilege and empathy, how privilege is often misunderstood, and how empathy can drive action for change.
The speaker shares their experience of witnessing the impact of Toni Morrison and Maya Angelou's work on Black voices, highlighting the need for white people to listen and understand their consistency for over 400 years.
The American public is blaming elite leaders for the OA crisis, the pandemic, racial injustice and years of economic stagnation. However, some people approach these issues from an emotional way which makes it more difficult to understand their perspective.
The podcast discusses the desire to root for the underdog and support those less fortunate, as well as the importance of acknowledging systemic racism and the inequalities that exist.