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In the compelling season 2 opener of "Not 4 Prophets," Trenia Parham and David DeVaughn explore the dual roles and pressures Black and brown leaders face, especially in interactions with staff from similar ethnic backgrounds. Highlighting the nuances of internalized racism, the challenges of being 'the only one' in predominantly white spaces, and the distinctive experiences of Black professionals, the conversation delves deep into racial dynamics in the nonprofit sector.
Trenia and David critically analyze how Black leaders may adapt their approach with white colleagues versus Black and Brown staff, navigating a complex landscape of internalized pressures and societal expectations. The episode provides a thoughtful examination of the delicate balance required to extend grace to colleagues of color while upholding professional standards and boundaries.
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By Trenia Parham and David DeVaughnEpisode Description:
In the compelling season 2 opener of "Not 4 Prophets," Trenia Parham and David DeVaughn explore the dual roles and pressures Black and brown leaders face, especially in interactions with staff from similar ethnic backgrounds. Highlighting the nuances of internalized racism, the challenges of being 'the only one' in predominantly white spaces, and the distinctive experiences of Black professionals, the conversation delves deep into racial dynamics in the nonprofit sector.
Trenia and David critically analyze how Black leaders may adapt their approach with white colleagues versus Black and Brown staff, navigating a complex landscape of internalized pressures and societal expectations. The episode provides a thoughtful examination of the delicate balance required to extend grace to colleagues of color while upholding professional standards and boundaries.
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