Inscribing Inclusion: Recent Episodes
Jocelyn Armstrong
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June is Homeownership Month. Brittany Eddy joined the pod for an insightful conversation on how to make housing more affordable and accessible. We discuss historical hurdles that impeded homeownership for some groups and how those obstacles persist today. We also talk about the planning and personal accountability associated with owning a home.
Learn more about Brittany https://linktr.ee/eddyontheeastsideSuggested articles and reports:
- Black Homeownership Gap
- Racially Restrictive Housing Covenants
- SHIBA Report
Suggested books:
- The Color of Law
- Evicted: Poverty and Profit in American Cities
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Learning resources
Digital Public Library of America
Find Libraries and Archives
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In this episode, Jocelyn encourages listeners to consider their relationship with voting and accountability for elected officials. Jocelyn also talks about the importance of varied resources and where to find some information.
- U. S. House of Representatives
- U.S. Senate
- NPR on the Uncommitted Movement
- Listen to Michigan
- Vote Quadrant
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Get ready for Women's History Month!
In this episode, Jocelyn talks to Nina Simons, author and co-founder of Bioneers. They talk about the importance of human connectivity to each other and nature. Nina shares her unexpected path to leadership and listening to others helps her growth.
Follow Nina on Instagram @1ninasimons. To learn more about her journey and her book, visit https://www.ninasimons.com/.
To learn more about Bioneers and the annual conference March 28-30 - https://bioneers.org/.
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During Black History Month and this season of love (shoutout to Valentine's Day), I sat down with author Terreece Clarke. We talked about the importance of human connection, why romance is integral to the literary landscape and much more!
For more information on Terreece's books, check out https://terreececlarke.com/.
Follow her on Instagram and TikTok @terreece
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This episode encourages listeners to learn and engage in new ways throughout Black History Month.
Feel free to use this guide to help spark your thinking and exploration: Inscribing Inclusion Black History Month Worksheet
Share your discoveries with us!
Email: inscribinginclusion@gmail.com
Instagram: @inscribinginclusion
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Consider what you know about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. What are some things you can learn?
Beyond the black and white photos and quotes that will flood social media on January 15, it's important to remember Dr. King was more than a poster in a classroom. He was a son, husband, father, friend, and scholar. He played pool and had fraternity brothers. He had colleagues and friends who also advanced civil rights.
Check out the history of MLK Day from the Smithsonian.
Read a collection of King's sermons in A Knock At Midnight.
Learn more about King's contemporaries and those who influenced him.
- Coretta Scott King
- Benjamin Mays
- Bayard Rustin
- Hosea Williams
- John Lewis
- Ella Baker
- Roy Wilkins
- Dorothy Cotton
- JoAnn Robinson
- Mahatma Gandhi
- Howard Thurman
- Mordecai Johnson
- Vernon Johns
- Ralph Abernathy
- Fred Shuttlesworth
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In this episode, we meet Izetta Thomas and explore her journey from classroom educator to community educator and activist. Izetta's love of people and community started long before college graduation. We'll also learn practical tips on how community members can support their local schools.
Follow Izetta and her work on social media.
Joveria Consulting: @joveriaeducationconsulting (Instagram and Facebook)
Izetta (personal page, follow approval required): @IzettaNicole (Instagram and Facebook)
Columbus Education Justice Coalition: @Cbusedjustice (Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, TikTok)
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Sometimes DEI professionals are exhausted and frustrated. How can they continue the important work (if they want) without succumbing to fatigue? In this VERY quick episode, I offer a few suggestions.
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There is power in people collaborating for collective action. We briefly explore two organizations that show what happens when people power is harnessed for progress.
- Rainbow Coalition Southside Weekly
- PBS documentary The First Rainbow Coalition
- Poor People's Campaign
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Corporations, nonprofits, and other organizations r3egularly indicate they want more diverse boards of directors. What does that mean and how can it happen?
USA Today re: Board Diversity
BoardSource
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Celebration and demonstration can coexist. A quick chat about what folks are facing this particular Pride month and the importance of education.
Note: I ramble a little but current legislation is confusing.
- Human Rights Campaign
- Pride on FX
- Newsweek - How Many Transgender Athletes Play Women's Sports?
- Movement Advancement Project
- Images of Modern America: LGBTQ Columbus by Ken Schneck and Shane McClelland
- Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde
- Pride: The Celebration and the Struggle by Robin Stevenson
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How and why should we celebrate Juneteenth in 2023?
Resources
- On Juneteenth by Annette Gordon-Reed
- Juneteenth (according to the History Channel)
- Juneteenth World Wide Celebration
- White House Proclamation (June 2022)
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A Lesson on CRT (American Bar Association)
Get the Facts About Trans & Nonbinary Athletes (Human Rights Campaign)
Perspectives of U.S. Youth (National Institute of Health)
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There are simple ways we can celebrate the beauty of diverse identities and lived experiences. Celebrating and embracing humanity lends itself toward a better world.
Poem by Chere IG: @goblkphoenix
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A few links to help on your learning journey!
- Autism Society
- Autism in Women and Girls (Organization for Autism Research)
- The Color of Autism Foundation
- Autism in Adulthood
- Kris McElroy Article (from the Art of Autism)
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To be curious means to be eager to learn or know something. Hopefully today's episode will encourage you to reconnect with or expand your curiosity and use it on your DEI journey.
Zora Neale Hurston
Curiosity Worksheet
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Women's History Resources
- National Women's History Alliance
- Women's History Month (federal government site)
Intersectionality
- Law Review Article
- Columbia University Interview
- Kimberle Crenshaw Ted Talk
Shared Sisterhood
Ida B. Wells
A Few of My Favorite Women-Owned Businesses
- Bundts By Ash
- Deez Cookies
- Suga Pie's Cupcakes
- Kincs By Nicki
- RJS Fashions/Beyond Fresh
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Additional Resources for Your Learning Journey
Race and Ethnicity Terms
Chicano/Hispanic/Latino
Indigenous/Native American
June Jordan
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Do you celebrate Black History Month? How do you celebrate? Will you commit to moving beyond the surface of DEI? Take a listen as you consider your commitment.
Launchpad Links - a few items to kick off your Black History Month learning journey
- Association for the Study of African American Life and History
- Early African Civilizations
- Bath and Body Works BHM 2022
- Target BHM
- John Lewis
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What are your diversity, equity, and inclusion resolutions for 2023? What commitments will you make to expand your knowledge?
2023 DEI Resolution Worksheet (if you have trouble accessing the worksheet, please email inscribinginclusion@gmail.com for a copy)
Harvard DEIB Self-Assessment
Harvard Implicit Association Test
Redefining Realness by Janet Mock
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Inscribing Inclusion will be on pause as we end 2023. I hope you check out episodes you missed or run back your favorites. I wish you a great end to 2022 and rest, joy, love, and fulfilment in the new year. See you in 2023!
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Individuals seeing their identities portrayed in media and be inspirational and aspirational.
Toni Morrison Interview
Norman Lear
Ncuti Gatwa
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Start your homework and expand your learning journey about Native/Indigenous Americans.
- Native American Rights Fund
- Smithsonian Institute American Indian information
- United Nations Indigenous Information
- Native American Culture Groups
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Microaggressions are small yet detrimental words and actions that are the result of unconscious or unintentional behaviors. Self-awareness and slowing down can help us all do better in our interactions with others.
A few articles about microaggressions
- NPR Life Kit
- Scientific American
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Dr. Ragland gave us great recommendations of documentaries to watch. Be sure to check out her website to keep up with the work she's doing
Dr. Alice Ragland
Precious Knowledge - A documentary about ethnic studies in Tucson, AZ. You can watch free on Kanopy by logging in with your library card.
Race: The Power of an Illusion - available to stream online
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Learning about Hispanic and Latino culture can start with National Hispanic Heritage Month. This U.S. holiday celebrates and observes the myriad contributions of people from the Spanish and Latin American diaspora. These diverse folks have rich histories and cultural practices that enhance the world.
Hispanic or Latino (BBC video)
Hispanic Heritage Learning Materials
The Spanish Mama - Hispanic Heritage Activities
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International Podcast Day is September 30. In preparation, I'm sharing my why for creating Inscribing Inclusion. September is also a great time for your to run back any episodes you've missed.
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Silence plays a role in the DEI journey.
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Music is powerful and pervasive. It can connect in ways unlike any other force. As a melophile (music lover), I've come to understand and appreciate how music educates, influences, articulates, encourages, and heals.
Mentions from the show:
- National Museum of African American Music
- 400: An Afrikan Epic
- Asian Music Journals
- Latin Music
- European Music
- Civil Rights Music
- Tank and the Bangas
- Sheryl Crow
- Keb'Mo'
- Southern Avenue
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What does it mean to be an ally? Do you consider yourself an ally? Listen in and make your determination.
Check out the Anti Oppression Network for thought provoking questions and helpful hints.
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Did you miss Lessons of Liberation during summer 2021? If you want to know a bit about the history of Juneteenth and Pride, we've got you covered! There are two episodes from last year to start your learning journey. And don't fret! Season 2 will feature new episodes in June too!
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Stories are important to creating inclusive communities. The stories we learn and tell about ourselves are important to individual development. Listening to the learning the stories of others helps us gain better understanding and connection.
Storytelling and Cultural Traditions (National Geographic)
TED
StoryCorps
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On this episode, we're joined by Lily Riley, an American Sign Language interpreter. Lily shares her experiences working in the deaf community, the importance of access, and the role of hearing allies. We also discuss the need for increased diversity in the profession.
Connect with Lily: http://linkedin.com/in/lily-riley
Read the transcription of this episode here: https://share.descript.com/view/5qLyqmZMUm3
Learn more from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
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What is Autism? (Centers for Disease Control)
Autism Society
Book: What Happens Next? by Rick Schostek
Bridgeway Academy
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Diversity and Inclusion is a learning journey and we will stumble along the way. Sometimes we trip ourselves. Listen as Jocelyn identifies missteps and offers suggestions for course correction.
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Women's History Month is a time to celebrate women and raise awareness about issues that impact women. This episode is a quick overview of the origins of Women's History Month, International Women's Day, Feminism, and Womanism.
Notable Names
- Molly Murphy MacGregor
- Gerda Lerner
- Alice Walker
- Shirley Chisolm
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Inscribing Inclusion Insights is a new feature for season 2. These quick hits will drop periodically between episodes. They're semi-spontaneous insights into the host's thoughts on hot topics.
Do you have an idea for an Insight? DM me on Instagram @inscribinginclusion, on Twitter @inscribingpod, or send an email to inscribinginclusion@gmail.com
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Reconciling faith and belief systems with spaces that aren't welcoming and inclusive - can it be done? Our guests, Noah and Tejai, are people of faith and religious scholars. They'll share personal experiences and insights about marginalized communities in the traditional Black church and how to have hope. (This is the first episode of a season two miniseries).
Read a little: Womanism Alice Walker
Learn more and connect with our guests
Dr. Tejai Beulah Howard
- Insta: @TejaiBeulahHoward
- Twitter: @TBHoward
- Facebook: @TejaiBeulahHoward
Noah Mitchell
- Insta: noahdmitchell
- Facebook: thenoahdmitchell
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noahmitchell504
- Website: https://www.mitchellconsultingfirm.com/
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What is the dirty P word? What should we do when we identify it?
- Why It's Important to Think About Privilege — and Why It's Hard - by Kathleen Ebbitt
- Privilege - Rider University
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This episode gives a brief history of Black History Month and explores ways you can support.
- Learn more about Carter G. Woodson
- Association for the Study of African American Life and History
Black Owned Businesses
- Aroma By Fire - soy candles
- Beyond Fresh - art and accessories
- Comfort Photography
- Deez Cookies - unique gourmet cookies
- DeZyne Posse - custom t-shirts
- Jasyb Designs - custom gifts
- Kincs By Nicki - wearable art
- Suga Pie's Cupcakes
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How do assimilation and inclusion differ? Is it possible for people to be authentic and coexist in healthy ways? Listen to hear my ideas.
Letter from Birmingham Jail
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On this episode, I chat with Daniel Juday about his aspirations to become a space creator. We talk about inclusion being for everyone and how a rising tide lifts all boats.
Learn more about Daniel and his work.
Website - https://danieljuday.com/
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My guests Brian and La talk about blending a family across cultures and intentionally building a diverse village. You can listen to and learn more from Brian and La on their podcast, Everything's Not Black and White.
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Learn from one of my favorite teachers, Dr. Melissa Crum! We discuss diversity, equity, & inclusion, Critical Race Theory, and so much more. For more information on her work, visit Mosaic Education Network and TEDxKLB.
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Everyone celebrates, or doesn't celebrate, in different ways. Listen for a few quick tips on how to survive and thrive in a busy holiday season.
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History of Blackface
Taos Pueblo
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Pausing can be an effective tool on your DEI journey and in life generally. Pausing helps us disrupt bias, is a powerful tool for conversations, and allows space for reflection.
Book mentioned during episode - The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth by John Maxwell
Podcast mentioned during episode - Latino USA: After the Mississippi Raids
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Neurodiversity impacts the way an individual processes and sees the world. Our friends, relatives, and neighbors on the autism spectrum contribute to the world in multiple ways. In this episode, we'll hear from a young man on the autism spectrum and the founders of Bridgeway Academy.
To learn more about Bridgeway Academy, visit http://bridgewayohio.org/.
Watch Atypical on Netflix or The Good Doctor on CBS.
Read Thinking in Pictures by Temple Grandin or The Reason I Jump by Naoki Higashida
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Gain practical tips on hiring a DEI professional or being hired as a DEI professional. This is an overview based on my experience and what I've read. If you'd like recommendations, email me at inscribinginclusion@gmail.com
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How is mental health connected to diversity and inclusion? How has the "great racial awakening" impacted mental health and services?
Thank you to Chante Meadows for joining the pod! Learn more about her practice by visiting Meadows Counseling Group online.
If you or someone you know need/want mental health help, check out these resources:
- NAMI - National Alliance On Mental Illness (800) 950-6264 or email info@nami.org
- Talkspace
- Therapy for Black Girls
- Better Help
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These suggestions are based on my observations and things I’ve learned over time. This is about making DEI part of your life and your organization's culture. This is about the long game and intentional interactions.
- Mosaic Education Network
- Codeswitch podcast
- Latino USA
- PBS
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Jocelyn and Bill Nolan discuss mentorship, sponsorship, and generally being decent human beings. Intentionality and human connection are key to creating the inclusive work spaces we want. While the chat focuses primarily on the legal industry, the challenges and lessons are applicable in many spaces.
For more information on our guest and organizations mentioned in the show.
Bill Nolan https://btlaw.com/en/people/william-nolan
GELI - Gender Equity in the Legal Industry
Women's Fund of Central Ohio Gender By Us Toolkit https://www.womensfundcentralohio.org/genderbyus/
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Why does it seem like everyone has stopped listening? People talk over and around each other but rarely to each other. So much can be learned by engaging in meaningful conversation.
Jocelyn chats with her friends Rob and Joe, co-founders of Breaking Bread: Let's Talk. Breaking Bread is a grassroots organization with the mission of encouraging intentional conversation to gain understanding and rooted in respect.
Check out Breaking Bread online:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl8ttOhw0RYzGEHEE-pYWUQ
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/316444372073637/
IG: breakingbread_letstalk
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In this episode, we discuss the connection between activism, advocacy, and inclusion. We all have a role in making the world a better place. Today's guest share the importance of community and how to intentionally create spaces where humanity is honored.
Learn more about our guests and the organizations mentioned during the show.
Jasmine Ayers
Insta: @jasmineandretti
Twitter: @ayres4columbus
Cohear
Karen Hewitt (Pronouns: Ze/Hir/Hirs and She/Her/Hers)
Insta: @love4lifekmh; @theohiorestcollective
Twitter: @CuriousK11
The Ohio Rest Collective
Molly Shack
Insta: @mollyshack
Ohio Organizing Collaborative
@ohorganizing
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For the month of June, Inscribing Inclusion is featuring Lessons of Liberation. Liberation is he act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression; it’s a release. This short series is a primer to pique interests and encourage you to learn more. Pride documentary - FX Pride: The Celebration and the Struggle by Robin Stevenson Images of Modern America: LGBTQ Columbus by Ken Schneck and Shane McClelland The Days of Good Looks: The Prose and Poetry of Cheryl Clarke, 1980-2005 Zami by Audre Lorde Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde
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Update: after the original airing of this episode, the U.S. government declared Juneteenth a federal holiday.For the month of June, Inscribing Inclusion is featuring Lessons of Liberation. Liberation is he act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression; it’s a release. This short series is a primer to pique interests and encourage you to learn more. Resources What is Juneteenth? On Juneteenth by Annette Gordon-Reed NPR Fresh Air Juneteenth Worldwide Celebration National Museum of African American History & Culture Corporate Promises to Fight Racial Injustice
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Do marginalized groups express bias? How can we help people learn and embrace inclusion while acknowledging their pain? In this episode we explore the role of oppression and the importance of humanity.
Jocelyn is joined by Demia Kandi of Significance for a conversation about authenticity, ownership, and curiosity.
https://www.yoursignificance.com/
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How diverse is your friend group? Do you discuss what makes you unique? Do you talk about weighty issues or keep it on the surface? Jocelyn is joined by Anna, Bonnie, Dianna, and Keesha to discuss their similarities, acknowledge diversity, and navigate friendship. Note: The views expressed by the panel are their personal thoughts and should not be attributed to their employers or professional organizations. They are speaking to their individual lived experiences and learning. For further learning:
The Model Minority Myth Rainbow Coalition
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WARNING Please note this episode briefly mentions difficult topics. Feel free to skip this episode if you are currently processing trauma.
Visit the American Counseling Association to learn more about secondary trauma
Tips from the episode
- Consider how you experience and process trauma.
- Are you an ally and what is your role?
- Determine your methods of self-care and healing.
- Choose what actions you'll take (if any) in the face of injustice.
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Luke Fedlam joins the podcast to discuss education for athletes, DEI in sports, and legacy.
Learn more about Luke and sports education.
Protecting Your Possibilities: https://podcast.protectingyourpossibilities.com/
Anomaly Sports Group: http://anomalysportsgroup.com/
Twitter: @anomalyinsights @LukeFedlam
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Join me on a journey of words. We'll cover basic DEI terms, microaggressions, and the importance of being truthful with our words. Confession - this episode is a little longer than 45 minutes.
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Inclusion is often mistaken for other things. It is not diversity but they are companions. Inclusion is not assimilation but it creates a sense of belonging. Inclusion requires the expression and appreciation of authenticity. I welcome you into this space with open eyes, ears, and minds. I invite you to consider what you hear and balance it against your beliefs. I encourage you to interrogate what is presented and your own thoughts. Maybe you’ll agree, maybe you won’t. The important part is the experience. Welcome to the Inscribing Inclusion podcast where we will explore diversity, equity, and the inscription of inclusion on society.
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