🎙 White Supremacy: the Water not the Shark with Sharon Hurley Hall

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Our latest podcast is out to keep us rooted! Listen to 🎙 White Supremacy: the Water not the Shark with Sharon Hurley Hall. Listen on your favorite podcast app. Sadly, no YouTube this week!

🎙 White Supremacy: the Water not the Shark with Sharon Hurley Hall

This week, we re-air one our 1st ever podcasts. Sam Chavez's conversation with Sharon Hurley Hall in February 2024. We get real about white supremacy and how we as individuals can push back and be anti-racist activists in this current world.

• Elevating voices and being a conduit of truth in this moment of racial and social awakening
• Finding hope at the micro and local level, while looking at the global impact
• Pushing back against algorithms and tech
• Going beyond skin color to find “our people”
• Envisioning a new way forward

We discuss the audiobook release of her book, I’m Tired of Racism, and how racism is the waters that we swim in, not just the shark. Our conversation held both hope and reality! I also recommend our chat this year with her sister, Lisa Hurley about building intentional communities.

About Sharon Hurley Hall (she/her)

Founder, Sharon's Anti-Racism Newsletter | SHHARE Anti-Racism Community | Author, I'm Tired of Racism | Educator | Supporting Black & Global Majority women introverts to make an impact with content

Get 'I’m Tired of Racism' as a book or audiobook release on Books2read.com.

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