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Personal Uprising w/ Shay Stewart-Bouley
Dr. S. Atyia Martin, CEM, CEO and Founder of All Aces, Inc., sits down with Shay Stewart-Bouley, Executive Director of Community Change, Inc. and author of the popular blog, Black Girl in Maine, to see if they can get into some “good trouble.” Shay recounts the story of how she became a Black Girl in Maine, her path of becoming executive director of CCI, and the meaning, and importance, of personal uprising.
Shay and Dr. Martin also dive deep into the meaning of “professionalism” and unpack what James Baldwin meant when he said that he “felt sorry” for white people.
If you’ve ever wondered what strong, outspoken, leaders of mission-driven organizations talk about between themselves, check out this episode of Intentionally Act Now!
Keep the conversation going by joining our free online learning community at IntentionallyAct.com.
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Dr. S. Atyia Martin, CEM, CEO and Founder of All Aces, Inc., sits down with Shay Stewart-Bouley, Executive Director of Community Change, Inc. and author of the popular blog, Black Girl in Maine, to see if they can get into some “good trouble.” Shay recounts the story of how she became a Black Girl in Maine, her path of becoming executive director of CCI, and the meaning, and importance, of personal uprising.
Shay and Dr. Martin also dive deep into the meaning of “professionalism” and unpack what James Baldwin meant when he said that he “felt sorry” for white people.
If you’ve ever wondered what strong, outspoken, leaders of mission-driven organizations talk about between themselves, check out this episode of Intentionally Act Now!
Keep the conversation going by joining our free online learning community at IntentionallyAct.com.