EPISODE · Apr 18, 2024 · 20 MIN
Ep. 8: What I Wish Indigenous Allies Knew
from Relentless Indigenous Woman Podcast · host Relentless Indigenous Woman
Candace delves into the nuanced differences between comprehension and compassion within Indigenous solidarity, emphasizing the importance of abandoning perfectionism. She challenges allies to confront their own unconscious biases and the discomfort that comes with acknowledging privilege, particularly for white allies engaged in solidarity efforts. Candace addresses the emotional hurdles of guilt, fear, and shame, emphasizing the necessity of healing and personal growth in creating authentic Indigenous solidarity. Send Us a Text with Your Thoughts or Questions!Join the RIW Patreon Community RIW WebsiteMusic Produced by Award-Winning Anishnaabe DJ Boogey the Beat
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Candace delves into the nuanced differences between comprehension and compassion within Indigenous solidarity, emphasizing the importance of abandoning perfectionism. She challenges allies to confront their own unconscious biases and the discomfort that comes with acknowledging privilege, particularly for white allies engaged in solidarity efforts. Candace addresses the emotional hurdles of guilt, fear, and shame, emphasizing the necessity of healing and personal growth in creating authentic ...
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