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So you want to talk about race

By Ijeoma Oluo

Many instinctively avoid conversations about race due to discomfort. This episode explores how embracing that discomfort is not a barrier, but a crucial step towards genuine understanding, meaningful action, and systemic change, moving beyond good intentions to impactful engagement.

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“Many instinctively avoid conversations about race due to discomfort. This episode explores how embracing that discomfort is not a barrier, but a crucial step towards genuine understanding, meaningful action, and systemic change, moving beyond good intentions to impactful engagement.”

— Ijeoma Oluo, So you want to talk about race

What it is about

race, systemic racism, discomfort

Who it is for

Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of race, systemic racism, discomfort and better judgment in how they apply it.

The author

Ijeoma Oluo brings a credible and useful lens to race, systemic racism, discomfort, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.

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Ijeoma Oluo

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