In this conversation, Nicole Renee expresses her deep concerns about Trump's upcoming inauguration and the implications his presidency holds for various marginalized communities. She reflects on her emotional response to the election results and emphasizes the importance of recognizing privilege while advocating for those less fortunate. The discussion transitions into actionable strategies for civic engagement, including boycotting unethical businesses, supporting marginalized communities, and fostering kindness. Ultimately, she calls for collective action and compassion as a means to combat the challenges posed by the current political climate.

Takeaways: 

• This episode is for anyone who feels scared about what Trump will do.

  
  



• I gave myself permission to feel all the feels for a few days.

  
  



• We must unite and defend our rights and freedoms.

  
  



• How can little old me fight and win against Trump?

  
  



• We have to hit them where it hurts: their wallet.

  
  



• Buy from black and brown people and women-owned businesses.

  
  



• We need small, consistent progress in local communities.

  
  



• Money is power; donate to organizations fighting for rights.

  
  



• We need each other. There's power in numbers.

  
  



• Together we fight, together we win.

  
  

Chapters

00:00 Facing the Reality of Trump's Inauguration

05:59 Strategies for Civic Engagement

12:02 The Importance of Community and Local Action

18:10 Mobilizing for Change Together

Keywords: Trump, inauguration, civic engagement, privilege, activism, community, kindness, social justice