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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2020 · 1H 16M

132: Anti-Racism, Black Lives Matter, and Substance Use Disorder with Amber Cole

from You, Me, Empathy · host Non Wels

On Episode 132 of You, Me, Empathy, Amber Cole and I explore white fragility, overt and covert forms of racism, and the violence that is happening right now against people of color, and black people specifically. We talk about the every day work it takes to embody anti-racism, the collective trauma the black community is living right now, and how we can more thoughtfully and empathetically lift each other up. Black. Lives. Matter. SUPPORT NŌN: Leave a 5-star reviewOrder The Feely CardsSubscribe to We Can't Do It Alone

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