In this episode, we are honored to have Dr. Ibram Kendi, renowned historian and author, join us for a compelling conversation about anti-racism.

Dr. Kendi shares his insights on whether it's possible to change the mindset of individuals harboring racist ideologies and the struggles involved in this transformative process. Drawing from his extensive research and personal experiences, he offers hope, emphasizing the power of conversation and the significance of challenging both individual and systemic racism.

Learn about the impact of education on racism, the distinction between producers and consumers of racist ideas, and the role empathy plays in fostering a more inclusive society. Whether you're seeking to understand the complexities of racism or looking for guidance on becoming an ally, this episode is a must-listen.

Join us as we explore the nuances of racism and discover ways to champion the cause of anti-racism in our communities and beyond.

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