Melissa & Cody Kreutz
Melissa & Cody Kreutz
15. Racism & Being Biracial w/ Alex Rigby
15. Racism & Being Biracial w/ Alex Rigby
15. Racism & Being Biracial w/ Alex Rigby
Monday 29th June 2020
Alex Rigby discusses his experiences with racism as a biracial man in America, highlighting the importance of dialogue and challenging biases.
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54 minutes
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Transformative
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Get the buttons here!Racism Unmasked: Alex Rigby's Journey as a Biracial Man in America
And challenge yourself to be open to reasonings. That means beliefs that you've had for a very long time are might not be right.
Imagine growing up feeling like you don’t quite fit into any box. That’s the reality for Alex Rigby, a 30-year-old biracial man who sits down with hosts Melissa and Cody Kreutz to share his deeply personal experiences with racism in America. In this thought-provoking episode of 'We Are The Stigma', Alex opens up about the daily challenges he faces, from being targeted by the police to dealing with societal discrimination.
But it’s not just about his struggles; it’s also about the lessons he’s learned along the way and how everyone has a part to play in combating racism. Melissa and Cody create a safe space for Alex to discuss how these experiences have shaped his identity and worldview. They touch on the mental toll that racism takes, not just on those who experience it but also on those who enforce it, like law enforcement officers.
This episode isn’t just a conversation; it’s a call to action. Alex emphasizes the need for each of us to unlearn ingrained biases and actively challenge our own prejudices. Whether you’re biracial, have friends or family who are, or simply want to understand more about the complexities of racial identity in America, this episode offers valuable insights. It’s a raw, honest discussion that reminds us of the power of dialogue in fostering understanding and change.
So, if you’re ready to confront uncomfortable truths and learn how to be part of the solution, this episode is a must-listen.