Harm and Accountability
Ijeoma emphasizes the importance of recognizing when our actions have harmed others, viewing these moments as opportunities for growth and understanding. She discusses the pervasive issue of tone policing, particularly in social media, highlighting how it reflects deeper societal issues rooted in white supremacy. The conversation underscores the necessity of listening and taking responsibility to foster meaningful change.In this clip
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Ep 124: Learning and Unlearning
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