Good Intentions and Bad Choices

Is that even possible? If so, how?

Is it possible to end racism? Who gets to define and address the beauty/health of another person?

Where is the line between ALL our identity in Christ and the differences? How do we keep away from overwhelming our friends of color with all of our questions"?

Who's responsibility is it to address the offense when someone feels

We discuss why its so hard to speak up in family around issues of diversity.

Why should I even want to be an ally on campus?

What is the difference between advantage and privilege? Who gets to define privilege?

Slow start to our discussion, but it grows interesting in the second half when we open up our conversation to the class.

New group! New conversation.

This episode also comes without an intro. The crew really camps out on the topic of calling women names like "honey" "sweetie", and "sweetheart". My guest is Christian Leadership Senior, Mariah Whitcome

There is no introduction this week. We start the discussion right away.

This week the crew has discussions around the request to touch black people's hair and the question, "Where are you REALLY from?" My guest this week is Queenie Serrano.

This week, the crew tackles 6 "Dumb Things" we commonly say with the best intentions without recognizing the negative impact those statements have on others. Hosted by my pal, Brandon Farmer, Director of Residence Life and Housing at Jessup University.

This week the crew talks about B.A.R. (Breath Acknowledge and Respond) in tense circumstances and discussions as well as where is the line when a bystanders needs to engage and intervene.

This week discusses issues of fairness and consistency as well as what it means to be an ally.

This week the crew speaks to the issue of Privilege and Advantage.

This week the crew addresses core concepts of conversation not only in our one on one relationships, but also the conversations we have in our communities. Special guest: Diamond Milburn

The crew discusses Intent vs Impact and the Pile On Principle

This is just a basic introduction for the podcast. Episodes begin the first of September. Plenty of time to subscribe and potentially get a copy of the book to read along.