Welcome to my new series, Strong Boss Bitches with Monica Morton, a private detective, crime expert for a true crime TV series, and a life coach. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to be talking about how to be your best and baddest strong boss bitch self.
Disclaimer: If you’re overly sensitive or easily offended by honest real talk about race, this may not be the episode for you. Listen at your own discretion.
Let’s face it: people are afraid to have conversations about race. It’s difficult. It can be uncomfortable. You might not know what to say. Maybe you’re hyper aware of race, or maybe you’re completely clueless. People of color experience racial injustices every single day that white people will never understand.
And it’s not going to get any better unless we start having real, honest conversations about race. In today’s episode, I’m talking with Monica about the history of racism, dispelling stereotypes that white people have about black people, and shifting our thinking away from assumptions based on prejudice. And Monica is sharing personal experiences and valuable perspectives that you do not want to miss.
It’s time to put in the work. Educate yourself. Say something. Even if it sounds stupid or offensive, ask questions. Learn and grow. It’s not enough to not be racist. White people need to be actively anti-racist, and this conversation will help you take steps to do just that.
What’s in this episode:
Honest conversations about race
How lack of opportunity and access has shaped our white supremacist society
Monica’s experiences with racial profiling
How the media has portrayed black people in a negative light, further pushing stereotypes
Why cancel culture doesn’t benefit true understanding of racial injustice
Making an effort to learn and grow, even if you make mistakes along the way
Why it’s important to get to know and befriend people who are diverse
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