Austin Channing Brown: Harnessing Anger for Racial Justice on The One You Feed
Anger in and of itself is neither negative nor positive, it's just an emotion.
What if anger could be a force for good? In this compelling episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer sits down with Austin Channing Brown, a writer, speaker, and practitioner dedicated to advancing racial justice and reconciliation. Austin's work spans schools, nonprofits, and religious organizations, where she helps foster genuine inclusion. She shares her experiences as a black woman navigating predominantly white spaces and the importance of anger in the fight for justice.
Anger, she explains, isn't inherently negative or positive; it's an emotion that can reveal when something is wrong and spur us into action. Throughout the conversation, Austin delves into topics like white fragility, cultural appropriation, and the transformative power of genuine friendships. Whether you're just beginning to understand racial bias or are already deeply involved in diversity efforts, Austin's insights will challenge and inspire you to think differently about inclusion and justice.