101: A Difficult Conversation with Sonia Gupta
October 17th, 2018 · 53 mins 39 secs
About this Episode
02:02 – Sonia’s Superpower: Talking about white supremacy and dealing with the fallout.
05:27 – Feeling Rightness and Motivation to Stand Up for Your Beliefs
10:15 – Seeing Your Advocacy and Efforts Make a Difference
12:17 – When People Disagree
16:26 – Ingroup vs Outgroup Empathy
21:17 – Intersectionality
White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism
26:07 – Navigating Situations with Empathy
28:25 – Staying In Your Own Lane While Advocating For and Amplifying Others
35:39 – Educating Yourself About Race
So You Want to Talk About Race
Other Resources from Sonia:
- Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race
- The History of White People
- Damon Jones on racism
- Adrian Jackson on "not all white people"
38:39 – Doing The Work
Reflections:
Jessica: The place for these conversations is not Twitter!
Coraline: Personalizing advocacy.
Jamey: Our advocacy is powerful because it comes from a place of passion.
John: The fixed vs growth mindset in regards to racism.
Sonia: We can all be advocates and we can all be actors.
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