S6E5: Racism on Old TV Shows and How We Keep Learning

Naked Conversations: Race, Culture, & Beyond

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 5 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are going back in time and talking about Racism on old TV shows and how we use this as a catalyst and tool to continue learning. We discuss:

• The lessons that can still be learned from outdated shows
• Navigating what we watch, how we watch responsibly, what we learn from our watching and how times have changed
• Our own personal learning journeys

We also delve further and share our thoughts and experiences on JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion) and explore:

• How do you practice JEDI in your work (whatever work that may be)?
• How do you envision JEDI being infused in organizations?
• What is the greatest challenge for leaders to bring JEDI into organizations?
• Why it’s important to have a TEAM
• The balance between insight and action (especially in the JEDI space)
• Do we want to add the J to JEDI?

So what do we/you do with all of this?

• Keep learning!
• Keep reflecting!
• Stay curious and compassionate.

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