Episode 17: To Know Someone is to Know Their Context

from Invisible Truths · host Ben Tapper

Hazel Owens is a fellow seminarian, inspiring woman, and all-around great person and we had a blast recording this podcast. We discuss racial integration theory, examine the difference between equity and equality and explore Hazel's relationship with her father and its continued impact on her life. Don't be fooled by the laughter. We touched on some deep stuff! Support Invisible Truths on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Invisibletruths To learn more about Hazel: Hazel's Website https://hazelowens.com/about/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/_hazelowens/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hazel.owens.16 Support this podcast

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