Transforming Allyship into Action: Misfit Stars on Racial Justice and Community Impact
I think this is the best news is that up until forever, the first two contests in the presidential primary were Iowa and New Hampshire, and they're just very white states and putting South Carolina first, South Carolina voters who vote democratic don't really ever have much of an impact on presidential elections. But there has to be an order, and this order makes so much more sense if racial justice is important to you.
What does it mean to move from being an ally to becoming an accomplice in the fight for racial justice? In this episode of Misfit Stars, Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill dive into this crucial distinction. They kick off with a win for racial justice in future presidential nominations, setting the stage for a deeper discussion on how to actively participate in societal change.
The duo doesn't shy away from critiquing journalistic practices that hinder democracy, urging a shift towards more responsible reporting. Ever thought about how free bus rides could shape our future? Shannon and Jamie explore this innovative idea and its potential impact on communities. But it’s not all heavy topics. They also touch on the unexpected gifts that come from mistakes and closed doors, reminding us that setbacks can lead to new opportunities.
This episode is packed with insights and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to make a positive impact. Tune in to hear Shannon and Jamie's engaging and heartfelt conversation.