We Need To Talk… About Systemic Racism, Sexism And Discrimination In The Workplace
Episode 4815th June 2020 • Minority Money • Emlen Miles-Mattingly
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It is appalling that after all these years, racism is still rampant in our society. Some are blissfully blind that it still exists and those who are aware but don’t know what to do just choose to remain silent.

Can we even put a stop to something that’s been happening for the past 400 years? As hard as it may seem, there is always something that we can do!

In this episode, I am joined by 3 women CFPs — Angela Moore, Chloé Moore, and Lauryn Williams, who all worked hard to get to where they are and have successfully built their own financial firms despite the struggles they had to go through.

We talk about their experiences and perspective on what it’s like when you’re the only black or brown person in the room and a woman at that. They share also their thoughts on the #BLM movement, having a voice, allyship, and what it means to have a seat at the table.

If you want to support your black and brown brothers, sisters, friends, and people of color, then I encourage you to listen to this episode so that you have a general view of what it’s like to be in their shoes.

Highlights:

>> Thoughts on the events taking place in the US, particularly on racism

>> Helping other people be aware of what’s really happening around us 

>> Racism, sexism, and prejudiced experiences of people of colors in the workplace 

>> Silent racism encounters

>> Getting your intelligence questioned because of the color of your skin and how you look

>> What it feels like to be the only black person and a woman in the room?

>> How can we change the way black women and minorities, in general, are treated in the financial industry and in other fields

>> #BLM is more than a hashtag

Resources:

>> Angela Moore's Social Media

 

>> Chloé Moore's Social Media


>> Lauryn William's Social Media


>> Revision for History: GCSE Modern World History by Ben Walsh and Wayne Birks

>> The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander

>> Black Wall Street: From Riot to Renaissance in Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District by Hannibal B. Johnson

>> The Meaning of Freedom: And Other Difficult Dialogues by Angela Y. Davis


>> The Brew’s Black Lives Matter Syllabus

>> 100 ways you can take action against racism right now

>> Photos: Protests In Response To The Death Of George Floyd Shake The Nation

>>  Support the Equal Justice Initiative


If you loved this episode, you have to listen to these episodes as well:

>> People of Color Disrupting the Financial Industry with Dana Wilson

>> Education: The Great Equalizer

>> Equality and Representation in the Finance Industry


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