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Jun 22, 2020 40 min

Making My Life Matter

from The Good Conversation Hosted by The Good Conversation

"Part of being able to help is not relying on Black people to tell you what you should be doing because we can't be responsible for educating every person in our lives." -Mikaela Joy, 2020 In this episode, Mikaela Joy shares with us her thoughts on racism, how to react proactively and have difficult conversations, and the Black Lives Matter movement. She provides insightful advice on creating safe spaces for Black people and shares her systematic approach to systemic change, which she is using to help guide clubs and organizations in supporting Black people.

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