Another episode of Carmen Talk: 

When I first felt the impact of my hip surgery, it wasn't just the physical pain that struck me, but a newfound awareness of the everyday hurdles faced by individuals with disabilities. Walking a mile in these shoes, quite literally, reshaped my perspective on the hidden challenges of navigating public spaces - In this episode I peel back the layers of everyday life that many of us take for granted, revealing the importance of empathy in understanding the world from a different vantage point.

With that experience, I talk about the delicate landscapes of privilege - let's confront the uncomfortable truths about white fragility, that underpin our society. This episode isn't about pointing fingers but rather about extending hands—in awareness, in kindness, and in support of those who contend with barriers both visible and invisible. From personal experience and a different point of view, I explore the importance of recognizing the advantages we carry, whether they stem from our physical abilities, racial identity, or other aspects of our lives. It's a candid exploration of how we can transform defensiveness into a drive for advocacy and change, and how patience and understanding can weave a stronger, more inclusive community fabric. Join me on this journey of reflection and commitment towards a world that accommodates and celebrates all its members.

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Music By Geovane Bruno, Moments, 3481
Editing by Team A-J
Host, Carmen Lezeth


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