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Talk The Talk is the podcast dedicated to educating, equipping, and developing ANTI-Racists. Hosted by Kaitlin and Jordan, this show answers uncomfortable questions about race and society. Get ready to listen, learn, and challenge racism anywhere and everywhere you encounter it. Join us and Talk The Talk
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Kaitlin and Jordan conclude the Black History in the Making series with a dynamite interview with Chris and Kev from The Young Flames. The Young Flames are a Philly-based rap group of young men dedicated to being the change they want to see in the world. Listen in and enjoy!
Kaitlin and Jordan welcome the next guest in the Black History in the Making series, Lauren Adderly. Lauren talks about career growth, creating a path for others that look like her, and navigating professional relationships with co-workers as well as the highest-profile athletes.
Kaitlin and Jordan jump-start the Talk The Talk, Black History in the Making series by welcoming Talitha Poore to the show. The trio discusses a variety of topics including being mixed race in corporate America, defining your identity, and giving yourself grace.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the new administration, their unique inauguration, and what should we expect next for US politics.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the legacy of MLK and the first amendment.
Kaitlin and Jordan kick-off 2021 discuss the January 6th, pro-Trump riots.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss Kwanzaa, why is was created, how it is celebrated, and the deeper meanings behind its symbols
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss their favorite anti-racism books, their own journeys with the written word, and why it is so important.
Kaitlin and Jordan welcome Johnnie Lonon, founder of Breaking the Cycle, to discuss changing the course of future generations and normalizing mental health care.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the Talk the Talk 2020 holiday survival guide.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the importance of diversity in the workplace.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the wild week in politics and what to expect next.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss cultural appropriation on Halloween and its damaging impacts.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the #EndSars movement happening in Nigeria then welcome on a friend of the show, Alex, to hear about her personal experience with Joe Biden.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the history of the electoral college and how it continues to impact presidential elections.
Kaitlin and Jordan welcome their first-ever guests, Aaliyah and Nicole, the co-founders of Movements Matter. They use their creative genius to create statement-making apparel and donate the proceeds to non-profits that are creating the changes we need in this unjust world. Be sure to follow them on IG @movementsmatter and shop their store at https://www.movementsmatterapparel.com/.
Jordan and Kaitlin share their favorite content made by Black and minority creators to unwind after a frustrating week.
Kaitlin and Jordan discuss racism around the world.
Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.
Description: Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the past, present, and future of athlete activism.
Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.
No matter if you are Black, White, gay, straight, rich, poor, Republican, Democrat, tall, short, old or young we have implicit biases. These are biases that are unconscious attitudes and stereotypes that can manifest in what we say, do, and how we treat others. They are pervasive because we often do not know that they reside within us.
Kaitlin and Jordan dive deep on what implicit bias is, why do we have them, and how do we acknowledge and avoid acting on them.
Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.
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