David Lewry
David Lewry
Native Calgarian
Native Calgarian
Native Calgarian
Wednesday 1st November 2023
Join Michelle Robinson and David Lewry as they discuss systemic racism, Indigenous struggles, and LGBTQ rights in this heartfelt episode of 'Voices in Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Interwoven Struggles: A Candid Talk on Systemic Racism and Marginalized Voices
Episode Overview
- The episode addresses the interconnected struggles of systemic racism and settler colonialism
- Robinson provides powerful insights into the impact on Indigenous and LGBTQ communities
- The conversation sparks a call to action for engaging in meaningful dialogue and challenging systemic injustices
- It highlights the urgent need for genuine understanding, empathy, and advocacy in today's world
- An emotionally charged and educational insight into the lived experiences of marginalized communities
I just can't even and so much so much love and respect yeah so thank you so much again for coming I know you're busy and I know people always want to talk to you like yeah and sometimes you don't want to talk to them. So for me, it's such an honor to be here and be with you and talk about these things and, you know, have that nuanced conversation because a lot of people aren't genuine.
How do the struggles of Indigenous communities and LGBTQ rights intersect with systemic racism? In this compelling episode of 'Voices in Recovery', host David Lewry sits down with Michelle Robinson for an eye-opening conversation that navigates these complex issues. Michelle, who also hosts her own podcast 'Native Calgarian', brings a wealth of personal experience and knowledge to the table.
Together, they unpack how law enforcement tactics like stacking charges disproportionately affect marginalized groups, making it harder for them to find justice. They also discuss the painful resurgence of violence against 2S+LGBTQ individuals across Turtle Island. This isn't just a discussion about problems; it's a heartfelt plea for understanding and action.
Michelle's insights offer a raw look at the trauma and resilience within these communities, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the deeper layers of social justice issues. Whether you're new to these topics or have been following them for years, you'll find this conversation both enlightening and deeply moving.