In this episode, we will talk about the complexity and intersectionality of various marginalized races, communities, genders, and religions and learn how we can acknowledge, address, and overcome biases within ourselves and society. Get to the root cause of white supremacy culture, colonization, and colorism with me and  Dr. Jill Wener. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Harm in Ignorance – When people lack understanding of different cultures, backgrounds, or perspectives, they are more prone to prejudice and intolerance.  

• Embracing Decolonization Work – Decolonization, at its core, challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths that have historically favored certain groups while marginalizing others. 

• White Supremacism Culture – It’s not just about one group being mean to another—it’s about a whole system that makes it hard for everyone to be treated fairly. 

• The Intersection of Trauma and Harm – When individuals solely focus on their trauma and fail to recognize the broader dynamics of oppression, they unintentionally continue to cause damage.  

• The Quest for Acceptance – Rooted in white supremacism, individuals may alter their behavior, speech, or appearance to conform to societal standards and achieve respect and belongingness. 

• The Strength of Indigenous Communities – Indigenous peoples have long faced challenges to their way of life, yet despite the obstacles, they have persevered, holding tightly to their traditions, languages, and customs.  

Helpful Resource: 

Insight to Action – Moving from insight to action in anti-racism means learning about racism and taking steps to change it—speaking up, making personal changes, and improving our communities for everyone. 

Naming the Root Cause of Complexities – Harmful behavior may stem from ignorance rather than malice so recognizing the roots of it and truly naming it for what it is, is the first step to positive change. 

Notable Highlight: 

“If I don’t learn about anti-blackness, if I don’t learn about whiteness, then I’m not showing up fully as myself and I’m also showing up in a way that is gonna be causing harm.” 

About Dr. Jill Wener 

Dr. Jill Wener is a physician, EFT/tapping practitioner, anti-racism educator, trauma specialist, and certified meditation teacher. Through her coaching and consulting, she offers trauma-informed healing, empowerment, and advocacy tools to individuals of all identities and organizations of all sizes, helping them to thrive, improve morale, and engage in meaningful, sustainable equity work. Jill believes in taking a trauma-informed approach to every session and workshop, and even to everyday personal encounters. She’s committed to providing – and being – a safe, judgment-free space for people and groups to make real strides toward the lives they’ve always wanted, but might’ve felt too disconnected to live.  

Connect with Dr. Jill via the following: 

• Website: https://www.jillwener.com/ 
• Email: info@jillwener.com 
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillwenermd/ 
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jillwenerMD 

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