Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey
Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey
Conversations about Racism on Facebook
Conversations about Racism on Facebook
Conversations about Racism on Facebook
Wednesday 8th July 2020
Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey discuss racism and the role of Facebook in fostering meaningful dialogue in this episode of 'Boy Open Up'.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Facebook: Tackling Racism and Communication Barriers
I think that's what scares me so much about the future of our country is that so few people are willing to have conversations.
Ever found yourself in a heated debate on Facebook, wondering if it's even worth it? In this episode of 'Boy Open Up', hosts Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey take on the challenging topic of racism and the role social media plays in these conversations. They share a particularly eye-opening interaction Doug had on Facebook that left him questioning the effectiveness of these platforms for meaningful dialogue.
The discussion dives deep into how our childhood experiences and upbringing shape our views on race and why it's crucial to engage in tough conversations about it. Doug voices his concern about the future, noting, 'I think that's what scares me so much about the future of our country is that so few people are willing to have conversations'. This episode doesn't just point out problems; it also explores potential solutions for fostering better communication.
Whether you're an avid Facebook user or someone who's stepped away from social media, this episode offers valuable insights into navigating these emotionally charged discussions. It's a raw, honest, and thought-provoking conversation that challenges listeners to rethink how they engage with others on these critical issues.