This is but an interesting dialogue to have because it is centered around whiteness. Not necessarily in context of its history (although it is important to have that conversation), it is imperative because it continues to be the stronghold of discussions, embedded in our American society. Ideally, i would have took the conversation and bash what it is that is whiteness and white privilege. However, if we are to develop a society that is deemed diverse and inclusive, one must understand that it is okay to fall into the difficulty of space without having to feel constrained by societal norms. I speak a bit about Michael Eric Dyson's, "What Truth Sounds Like" and how that conversation between Attorney General Robert Kennedy and some of our most prolific leaders of our black community and they speak on how to develop the black community better. The episode is part one of the series of whiteness.