39 - Tough Conversations with Mixed in America

An episode of the Some Kind of Brown Podcast podcast, hosted by Natalie Evans, titled "39 - Tough Conversations with Mixed in America" was published on September 4, 2019 and runs 58 minutes.

September 4, 2019 ·58m · Some Kind of Brown Podcast

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Summary

Welcome back everyone! We've got not one guest, but two again! Jazmine Jarvis and Meagan Kimberly Smith, the founders of the non-profit organization Mixed in America, joined us to talk about how to talk about difficult race conversations with people who matter! There are people in our lives who we can't just brush off or cut ties with including coworkers, family members, and friends, so we need to learn how to have a productive and healthy conversation without compromising who you are. Give a listen, check Mixed in America out, and live your live colorfully and authentically! I love each and every one of you and I hope that you enjoy this episode! Colorfully,  Natalie    Mixed in America Information Mixed in America Instagram Mixed in America Website More of Some Kind of Brown Offerings Instagram Twitter Patreon Buy a Coffee New Merch E-mail List Sign Up Facebook Page Facebook Group Music at: https://www.purple-planet.com

Episode Description

Welcome back everyone! We've got not one guest, but two again! Jazmine Jarvis and Meagan Kimberly Smith, the founders of the non-profit organization Mixed in America, joined us to talk about how to talk about difficult race conversations with people who matter! There are people in our lives who we can't just brush off or cut ties with including coworkers, family members, and friends, so we need to learn how to have a productive and healthy conversation without compromising who you are. Give a listen, check Mixed in America out, and live your live colorfully and authentically! I love each and every one of you and I hope that you enjoy this episode!

Colorfully,

Natalie

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