Welcome to another episode of Ordinary Brilliance. Today, Brooklynn and Sable discuss whether proximity to Black children equates to working towards equity. This episode should really bring you the opportunity to observe how you feel with what we are saying and if you are feeling uncomfortable, we invite you to take note of what you’re feeling and engage in the work. 

In this episode, our brilliance focuses on:

1. Why ‘equity' without Black voices or representation, it is not equity at all

2. How resistance to owning our impact perpetuates inequity for Black children 

3. How to regain agency + expand your locus of control in creating equitable outcomes for all Black children

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Ordinary Brilliance is sponsored by Sable Mensah Fulmore who owns Equitable Outcomes, LLC. To learn more about Sable and her company, find her here: https://www.equitableoutcomesllc.com.

Ordinary Brilliance is also sponsored by Brooklynn Pham. To learn more about Brooklynn, find her here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooklynn-pham-m-a-28247820/.

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Song Credit: Sweet Talk by Tyra Chantey 

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