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Jamia Wilson on Allyship and Activism

Tuesday 23rd June 2020

Jamia Wilson discusses allyship, activism, and the importance of understanding each other on 'The One You Feed'. Listen for practical advice on making a positive impact.
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Jamia Wilson on Bridging Divides Through Allyship and Activism

I believe a world is possible and a way of being in humanity is possible where we can predominantly feed the wolf that is altruistic, that is fair, that is collaborative, that is compassionate, because I ultimately believe that that is the stronger wolf.
Ever wondered how we can truly understand and support each other in a divided world? In this thought-provoking episode of 'The One You Feed', Eric Zimmer chats with Jamia Wilson, a feminist activist, writer, and speaker with a wealth of experience in women's rights and social justice. Jamia, who has contributed to major platforms like The New York Times and CNN, brings her unique perspective on allyship and activism to the table.
They dive into the importance of listening deeply and finding common ground, even when our approaches differ. Jamia shares her wisdom on recognizing the experiences of people of color and navigating relationships with those who hold different beliefs. She emphasizes the power of feeling our emotions and being comfortable with conflict, while also steering clear of inflammatory rhetoric. This episode is packed with practical advice for anyone looking to make a positive impact in their community.
Jamia's insights remind us that by feeding the 'good wolf' within us—one that embodies kindness, fairness, and compassion—we can work towards a more understanding and united world.