Recent Posts
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Building Stamina to Confront Racism | Goddess
Goddess and I had a real heart to heart about pronouns, holding space and the trauma we hold in our bodies. Join us for this candid conversation and get answers to questions you may not know you had.
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Getting Important Stories on The Table | Kevin McDonald
When you're operating at the intersection of your passion and what you believe your purpose to be, you'll never work a day in your life. That's what Kevin McDonald believes and is living. As the Vice President of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships, he navigates a world where his passion and superpowers collide.
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Equity Isn’t As Hard As You Think | Kelsea Medard
Kelsea Médard is a social entrepreneur with a demonstrated history of harnessing her exceptional skillset to serve others in effective, strategic, and high-impact ways. In this episode Kelsea and I talk about why she left a six-figure salary, listening to our inner selves and why diversity, equity and inclusion are incredibly important in the workplace.
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Stepping Fully Into Your Self | Xay De
Xay De is on Instagram. I know because that's where I experienced her aura! After seeing her a few times and reading a few posts I reached out because the authenticity she projects needed to be on Diversity Dish. I can't wait for you to listen in on this conversation where we talk about authenticity, education and how important it is to learn about things that are in our surroundings. I know you'll love her as much as I do!
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Good Ol’ Boys Network | Reginald Colas
When we see the military, we see order, uniformity and strength. We also know that there's a brotherhood associated with military service. What we don't see are the inner workings of a "good ol' boys" network that treats the races in that "brotherhood" just as differently as we do as civilians.
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Taking on Town & Country | Verneda Adele White
Verneda Adele White wrote an article for the Daily Beast on October 25, 2020 about the systemic racism she experienced and witnessed at Town & Country magazine. In this bonus interview she talks about what compelled her to share her story and why she believes it's important to make these stories known.
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Navigating the Bait & Switch | Tissa Hami
Sometimes it feels like no amount of accomplishment matters when you're part of a marginalized group. Tissa Hami is a graduate of both Brown and Columbia Universities, a groundbreaking female Muslim comic, speaker & trainer, but none of that exempts her from prejudice, discrimination and racism.
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Growing Up Black in White | Kevin Hofmann
Imagine growing up Black in Detroit during the time that race relations were at an all time low. Now imagine feeling that things are worst now than they were then. Well, in this episode Kevin Hofmann shares part of his story and the solutions he sees as being imperative for creating a better environment for our children.
