Episode 3: Uprooting Internalized Racism

Farming in Color

English - April 15, 2021 17:19 - 1 hour - 37.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 5 ratings
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Disclaimer: This episode delves into topics regarding race and racism - they may be triggering and it is important that listeners breathe and take good care of themselves and allow for pausing if needed.

Welcome back to Farming in Color!

In this episode Rasheed...

- Checks in personally & professionally:

Getting back in the podcast groove

Updates on Black Zocalo, farm projects & Dau Butter (You can check out the Dau Butter shop at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DauButter - lots of wonderful self-loving Mother's Day gift ideas there.

Joining the Fresno Freedom School Board of Directors

- Sets an intention (critical to anti-racist practice/theory)

- Discusses different forms of racism and hones in on internalized racism

- Opens up about how a particular period in his life contributed to his racialization and internalized racism he still is working to heal to this day

- Discusses the difference between guilt and shame, and the importance of not allowing the racism we experience to define us or limit our ability to heal and grow

Deep gratitude and sincere appreciation to Camille Gaston for co-editing this episode of Farming in Color.

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