Épisode 1 - Growth and Accountability
First published
03/31/2021
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Summary
Jaida and Vivian explore the introduction through chapter two of "How to be an Antiracist" and it's stress on personal growth and holding yourself accountable. From television shows to definitions to religion, the girls elaborate their personal strives past ignorance and highlight where misconceptions in society should take a page from Dr. Kendi's book and hold themselves accountable for their actions.
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5 minutes
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