Millennials: Racist. Color Blind or Woke?
http://raceconvo.com/episode-36-millennials-racist-color-blind-or-woke/
In Simma Lieberman's podcast, Simma asks questions of her young interviewees like:
- Are Millennials less racist than other generations?
What do people from Africa have in common with African-Americans?
What generation is most in denial about racism?
What’s it like to be the only Black person in your class?
Her guests in the podcast are Mary-Lou Milabu, a millennial black Christian woman, whose family is from Congo, and Sara Bierman, a millennial white Jewish woman from California who is also a lesbian. Both women share their experience and views on race, racism, and perspectives on white privilege.
SIMMA LIEBERMAN is the Principal of The Inclusionist, a human resources practice of Simma Lieberman Associates. She is also a guest contributor to EmployDiversityNetwork.com. For over 25 years, she has been helping leaders build cultures that last from startup to scale. She is an award-winning consultant, speaker, and executive coach. Simma has written three books on diversity and inclusion and one on resilience.
She is based in Berkeley, California, and can be reached at simma@simmalieberman.com.
SIMMA LIEBERMAN is the Principal of The Inclusionist, a human resources practice of Simma Lieberman Associates. She is also a guest contributor to EmployDiversityNetwork.com
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