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A community leader explains why this moment in race relations is different from those that came before.
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In this episode
- Why the convergence of pandemic, unemployment, and police brutality created a breaking point
- What genuine leadership looks like during a national reckoning on race
- How African-American communities are processing grief and demanding change
- Where to find grounded hope without dismissing the reality of suffering
About this episode
What's different this time? Today, African-American community leader Anasa Troutman discusses race relations in America, and how the pandemic, unemployment, and systemic police brutality led to a breaking point. What does leadership look like in this moment? And amidst the suffering, is there hope? To hear more from Anasa, you can also listen to her TEDTalk here: http://www.anasatroutman.com/tedtalk
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