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Bethaney Wilkinson is a Black, Southern, soul guided, race conscious facilitator and coach. She is also the founder and author of The Diversity Gap, a book and ever-evolving community of social change practitioners. She helps entrepreneurs, activists, and creatives bring a race conscious perspective to their work, while also deepening into nature’s rhythms as an anchoring practice for soul-guided leadership. You can learn more and follow her work at:
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In this episode of Diversity Dish, I have the honor of speaking with Jean-Michel's sisters, Lisane Basquiat and Jeanine Basquiat Heriveaux about the mothers in their family. We chat about their grandmothers, their mother and their step-mother and the influence these women had on them and their brother.
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This episode is for you if you love Jean-Michel Basquiat and want to know more about his family roots.
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Basquiat King Pleasure Exhibit in Chelsea New York - Click Here for tickets
Connect with Lisane Basquiat: https://www.lisanebasquiat.com/
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As an Equity, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant I work with a lot of businesses, organizations and companies that are "Nice". Thing is, nice doesn't move the needle when it comes to creating a truly antiracist culture. In this episode, you'll learn what nice is, and isn't. You'll learn what truly works, and why it's only the first step in the process of creating a truly equitable, inclusive and anti-racist culture.
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The Rev. Dr. Marcia Ledford, is a practical theologian and Episcopal priest, native to Detroit, Michigan. Dr. Ledford worked as a civil rights attorney for over 30 years, including as an ACLU co-operating attorney on constitutional matters, prior to her ordination.
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This conversation is for anyone who's been grappling with accepting who they are and living in their faith. We talk about not everyone and every place will be safe for those of us who are marginalized and how we need to find our people and create full lives where we are accepted, valued and loved.
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More resources from Dr. Ledford available at http://diversitydish.com
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In this episode Sedie and Dr Naeema spend time talking about how important it is to seek help to heal our personal wounds. We also chat about hybrid publishing and how long it can take to write a whole book.
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Links from the episode and to connect with Dr. Naeema
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We're celebrating Women's History Month by sharing Badass Black women who are often overlooked when it comes to accolades. This week we're talking about two women who endured indignities to push the cause of equality forward. Why Black women? Well, If we don't look out for each other, who will?
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To find out more about The Honorable Kentanji Brown-Jackson
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To learn more about Claudia Jones
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As we continue to celebrate Women's History Month, let's talk about the "taboo" subject of the menstrual cycle. In this conversation Bria, Ebere and Sedie get into the mysteries of the menstrual cycle and why it's important to dispel them and allow women, girls and those who menstruate to understand the beauty of the cycle.
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How to show support for Love Your Menses:
Website donation: https://www.loveyourmenses.com/
Book: Mya Learns About Menstruation
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We're celebrating Women's History Month by sharing Badass Black women who are often overlooked when it comes to accolades. This week we're talking about three women who lived in three different times and helped shape the world we live in. Why Black women? Well, I do sneak a few Indigenous women in there too, but it's important that our stories be told. If we don't look out for each other, who will?
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To find out more about Anacaona
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To learn more about Saidiya Hartman
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To learn more about Audre Lorde
There are too many works for me to post each here, so CLICK HERE for a whole page full!
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Dr. Pam is unapologetic about how she lives her life and does so to the fullest. An avid traveler and culture lover, she has visited 40 of the 50 United States, 1 U.S. Territory, and 31 countries to gain a holistic view of the world we live in. While she loves books, live music, red wine, and trying different foods; nothing quite compares to seeing the world.
Where you can connect with Dr. Pam
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