The Hot Chick Politic Show | Basic Human Connection

Hi Friends, Here it is! The Hot Chick talks theory and personal experience in the new national hotbed for political action, Placer County, Northern California. Grassroots, Placer Women Democrats, Indivisible, Media, Religion, book recommendations. Sincerely, Tami Diane

Hi Friends, Today I'm taking you with me to the Women's March in Washington DC. The first part of the podcast I share a few stories, then I let the LIVE audio roll unedited as we took the unity banner through the enormous crowd of the Women's March.   Enjoy! Tami Diane

Hi Friends, Today's episode is about the aftermath of the presidential election. We have worked so hard, for generations, and now we are faced with so much work that needs to be done. I offer my thoughts on what we need to do and we thank everyone who is motivated to continue this journey to understand our sophisticated society. Sincerely, Tami Diane Like me on Facebook @hotchickpolitic Twitter @hotchickpolitic Insta @thehotchickpoliticshow

Hi Friends, Can we agree to try and be more politically correct? It is no coincidence that the word polite and politics are related. To be politically minded, or correct is polite. Therefore, it is impolite to use offensive language amongst ppl in the community or workplace.  YOU are not Bill Mahr. He can be politically incorrect because he has a fan base that lets him do so. To be politically incorrect at, say, work, then you are just an impolite asshole. Enjoy the Show, Tami Diane Book: Tatum, Beverly Daniel, Ph.D. Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together In The Cafeteria? 1997

Hi Friends, I thought I'd share my story today, and why I do what I do. Sincerely, Tami Diane

Hi Friends, Enjoy Part 5 of our dive into racism and white privilege. Hold on to your hats, this one is heavy. Sincerely,  Tami Diane

Hi Friends, This episode is a must hear. In just 8 minutes we open the topic of white privilege and the take away is a deeper understanding of racism in everyday life. Sincerely, Tami Diane

How To Talk About Racism Part 3

We've got our work cut out for us. A little less than half of Americans are blind to institutional -isms that are all to clear and apparent to the rest of us. We need to dig deep. Start and continue conversations with these people. They are not all bad, they are just unaware and are ruthlessly holding on to an American Dream Ideal that excludes/disheartens a majority of Americans. This ideal is buried into the psyche of those privileged enough to accept this ideal as a universal truth. It is not. We need to skillfully target and awaken our fellow Americans. It is our duty. We have come this far, we cannot let this set back defeat us. I have started a series on The Hot Chick Politic Show about Racism. My goal is to give everyone conversational tools and confidence to communicate with one another on a deeper level of understanding than ever seen before on this planet. Each podcast is 8 min in which I read excerpts from books that everyone should read about -isms. Starting with racism. This first series is featured a book named "Why are All the Black Kids Sitting Together In The Cafeteria?" By Beverly Tatum This can be sort of like a book club. I will introduce books, Read excerpts for those who want the edited version, And encourage open dialogue throughout. We are in this together, Tami Diane Click on the link on my page for the latest podcast

WHAT WE ALL NEED TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT RACISM part 1