PodcastEpisode 235
Ways To Stand Up Against Racism, As A Mother And As A Business Owner.
What you'll learn
In this episode.
It’s been a really difficult couple of weeks. It’s been heavy. It’s been infuriating. It’s been sad and… full of all the feels.
As a woman of colour myself, I’ve definitely been confronted by the death of George Floyd and by the response of people.
Like so many of you who have been in social media for the past couple of weeks, it’s a confronting, difficult and challenging place to be.
But it’s also the place to be if you’re dedicated and courageous enough to use your platform to show up, stand up and to connect. It can truly be a great catalyst for change.
I want to bring this episode for you this week because I know that a lot of you are feeling confused about how to respond. You might be angry… or you just want to know how you can speak up.
You may be wondering, should you even speak up?
In this episode…
- I’m going to share a bit about my own experience and background as a woman of colour.
- I’m going to talk about the brain, in particular, your subconscious mind, the role that it plays in being “anti-racist” and what that means for us mothers of young children.
- I’m also going to talk about how we can all do better in our businesses because there is a huge societal shift happening.
Let’s get into it!
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