“Privilege isn't, I have all the money in the world where I can go to the store and buy all the toys that I want. Privilege is that I would have to think about how to navigate situations differently if I weren't white.”
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Shannon Joyce Prince, a lawyer, legal committee leader, and author. Dr. Shannon has earned her doctorate in African and African American Studies, a law degree from Yale Law School, a master’s in English from Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College.
During this episode, Shannon shares her experience as a lawyer and community advocate for minority groups to provide you with tools to advocate for the changes you want and inducing systemic world transformation in the world at the level you are.
Topics discussed in This Episode: [00:57] Introduction to the show
[07:15] Dr. Shannon’s grandma’s legacy that inspired her to pursue a career in law practice
[12:51] Dr. Shannon career journey and how she discovered her passion
[15:40] Dr. Shannon advocacy work with Cherokee nations in its landmark litigation against the opioid industry
[19:32] How to advocate for the change we want to see
[23:45] Making a difference and advocating for the people of color and the minority
[32:32] How to educate the young generation to help them be the change we need
[34:39] What is a privilege and helping our children in understanding it
[43:46] The inspiration behind Dr. Shannon’s upcoming book “Tactics for Racial Justice” and what to expect.
[47:04] How to reach out and connect with Shannon
Resources Mentioned: Shannon Joyce Prince book: Tactics for Racial Justice: Building an Antiracist Organization and Community
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