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Intentional Conversations With Dr. Nicole Price
Welcome to Intentional Conversations, where we intersect diversity, equity, and inclusion with leadership and business.
This week we welcomed Dr. Nicole Price to Intentional Conversations!
So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!
** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Everyone has an opinion about race. But hardly anyone has an informed opinion.
- I think about DEI the same way that I think about engineering, you do not put someone in calculus class who has not had pre algebra. Yes, you can, but they will fail miserably. You don’t put someone in calculus class, just because they're married to someone who knows calculus, or just because their grandchild knows calculus, you only put someone in calculus class because they've had the prerequisites.
- I learned that there were five different types of empathy. And pretty much there's, some of them cannot be taught. But cognitive empathy, or the mental ability to understand or put yourself in another person's shoes that can be taught.
- How do we mobilize the woefully ignorant?
- What if we truly understood the people in the middle? The people who are dangerously indifferent, the people who are influenceable. What if we weren't focused the most hateful in our society? And what
- If we were able or to mobilize the people who are just silent, either because they don't know or because they have great shame.
- Ashamed adults are not learning adults.
- Reading fiction builds our empathy muscles.
- Tactical empathy doesn't create a liberated society. We need cognitive empathy.
CONNECT WITH DR. PRICE:
Visit her website
On IG | LinkedIn | Facebook
CONNECT WITH NIKA WHITE CONSULTING:
Connect on LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | X
Subscribe to the NWC YouTube channel (New videos and more weekly!)
Visit the NWC website
Get your copy of Inclusion Uncomplicated
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By Nika White ConsultingWelcome to Intentional Conversations, where we intersect diversity, equity, and inclusion with leadership and business.
This week we welcomed Dr. Nicole Price to Intentional Conversations!
So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!
** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Everyone has an opinion about race. But hardly anyone has an informed opinion.
- I think about DEI the same way that I think about engineering, you do not put someone in calculus class who has not had pre algebra. Yes, you can, but they will fail miserably. You don’t put someone in calculus class, just because they're married to someone who knows calculus, or just because their grandchild knows calculus, you only put someone in calculus class because they've had the prerequisites.
- I learned that there were five different types of empathy. And pretty much there's, some of them cannot be taught. But cognitive empathy, or the mental ability to understand or put yourself in another person's shoes that can be taught.
- How do we mobilize the woefully ignorant?
- What if we truly understood the people in the middle? The people who are dangerously indifferent, the people who are influenceable. What if we weren't focused the most hateful in our society? And what
- If we were able or to mobilize the people who are just silent, either because they don't know or because they have great shame.
- Ashamed adults are not learning adults.
- Reading fiction builds our empathy muscles.
- Tactical empathy doesn't create a liberated society. We need cognitive empathy.
CONNECT WITH DR. PRICE:
Visit her website
On IG | LinkedIn | Facebook
CONNECT WITH NIKA WHITE CONSULTING:
Connect on LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | X
Subscribe to the NWC YouTube channel (New videos and more weekly!)
Visit the NWC website
Get your copy of Inclusion Uncomplicated
Get the weekly newsletter!
Want to be the first to know about upcoming events, tips and more? Sign up for our SMS list. We promise no spam, just the good stuff!