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S02 E01 - Kikė Ojo-Thompson discusses anti-African attitudes, “Misogynoir”, and raising resilient Black children
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“Welcome to Season 2 of The “Race, Health & Happiness” Podcast! This season is about “Game Changers”, people who are dismantling institutional racism in their own fields, teaching us how to do it, or how to support it, while we thrive.
In this episode I speak with Diversity and Inclusion Consultant Kike Ojo-Thompson, whose mission is to transform institutions and work cultures into more equitable spaces. Our conversation explores the tensions and intersections of Black identity within Black communities. Then we delve into the double discrimination faced by Black women called “Misogynoir”, and finally tips for staying healthy and raising resilient Black children.
I love this conversation. I hope you do too.”
- Dr. O
Access our shownotes to uncover additional meaning! (bit.ly/rhhs2e1)
Chapters
1. Experiences of Continental African vs. Caribbean Diaspora (00:05:31)
2. Identity Formation (00:07:16)
3. Misogynoir (00:35:08)
4. Racial Disparities in Child Welfare (00:38:42)
5. Teaching Children About Racism (00:48:21)
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