Listen as two members of my tribe talk about white privilege, and how it felt to be victims of it. Although this episode was recorded before the current unrest, it was so timely and relevant that I wanted to include it in our Race in America series. I tell a few stories of my own experience as well. How has it impacted your life? I want to hear from you. Email me at: kdt@inmyshoestoday.com

Listen as two members of my tribe talk about white privilege, and how it felt to be victims of it. Although this episode was recorded before the current unrest, it was so timely and relevant that I wanted to include it in our Race in America series. I tell a few stories of my own experience as well. How has it impacted your life? I want to hear from you. Email me at: kdt@inmyshoestoday.com

Don't You See Me? - White Privilege in America

In My Shoes is a podcast about women of color and the issues we face but sometimes don't get to talk about.  We will give our perspective, allowing you a glimpse into what it's like to deal with racism, infertility, mental illness, parenting, relationships, colorism, politics, hair, health, you name it - in our shoes. 

Sometimes it just takes a moment to hear a personal story to realize things aren't always the way they seem. When you hear someone's personal story you can see things through their eyes, from their perspective, even if it's just for a moment - but that moment may be all it takes to change the way you think about or view women from other cultural backgrounds and skin tones. Walk a mile in my shoes, and find out things aren't always the way they seem.

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In My Shoes is a podcast about women of color and the issues we face but sometimes don't get to talk about. We will give our perspective, allowing you a glimpse into what it's like to deal with racism, infertility, mental illness, parenting, relationships, colorism, politics, hair, health, you name it - in our shoes. Sometimes it just takes a moment to hear a personal story to realize things aren't always the way they seem. When you hear someone's personal story you can see things through their eyes, from their perspective, even if it's just for a moment - but that moment may be all it takes to change the way you think about or view women from other cultural backgrounds and skin tones. Walk a mile in my shoes, and find out things aren't always the way they seem.

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