Come Get Your White People

Simone Cottrell joins us today to discuss her role as a professional social justice troublemaker. She shares her unique background and how she makes waves by being comfortable with the uncomfortable.   Connect with Simone on Facebook: Simone Cottrell   Connect with Simone on Instagram @sim1says   Email Simone: sdcottrell@gmail.com

Wanda talks with her coaching client, Alexandra Mastorakis. Alex talks about how the fear of failing is what caused her to overwork and perform, and how coaching turned things around for her.   Connect with Alex on Instagram @amassie97   Connect with Alex on LinkedIn: Alexandra Mastorakis

Wanda is joined by Meera Seshadri, MSPH, to talk about how she has arrived at a place where her passions and values have aligned with a life of activism. Meera shares her journey and what "come get your white people" means to her.   Connect with Meera on Instagram @dancewithmeera Connect with Meera on Facebook: Meera Seshadri Connect with Meera on LinkedIn: Meera Seshadri

This is Part 2 of the conversation that was started in Episode 13. Lissa Swan, Dr. Marvette Lacy, and I talk more about launching The A.B.L.E. Institute and what it means to do this work.    Sign up for the Webinar (Feb 17 @ Noon/EST) - F*@&ing Up And Figuring It Out: Restoring Community After Oppressive Harm   Sign up for the Webinar (Feb 28 @ 1:00/EST) - F*@&ing Up And Figuring It Out: Restoring...

Lissa Swan is back with me and we're joined by our business coach, Dr. Marvette Lacy, for a conversation about the road to A.B.L.E. and what we have learned along the way.   Sign up for the Webinar (Feb 17 @ Noon/EST) - F*@&ing Up And Figuring It Out: Restoring Community After Oppressive Harm   Sign up for the Webinar (Feb 28 @ 1:00/EST) - F*@&ing Up And Figuring It Out: Restoring Community After...

I'm sharing more about The A.B.L.E. Institute, an anti-racism learning center that prioritizes the development of anti-oppressive advocacy skills for professionals seeking to expand their anti-racism education and expertise. We are so excited about this next chapter for Start By Talking!

We're answering more of your questions! Lissa Swan, Co-owner and Director of Operations for Start By Talking, is back for part 2 of this Q & A session. Listen in as we answer a few more listener submitted questions.

We are back and we're answering your questions! Lissa Swan, Co-owner and Director of Operations for Start By Talking, joins us for this Q & A session where we answer questions submitted by listeners.

This is a special episode to share a conversation with my Mama! Listen to our late night phone call to learn about her past, her perspective on the work I'm doing, and what it means to live a life of service to other people.

We're talking all things Sex and the City today! This cultural phenomenon of a show is problematic in a lot of ways, and it is back in the spotlight with the new reboot. Listen in as we break down how each of the characters fit into our 5 profile types.

Today I talk about masculinity and where white men fit into the hierarchy. This is a reflection episode and I'd like for you to consider the white men in your life. Where do they sit and what messages do they receive?

Shannan Palma joins us today to discuss her journey. The Jordan profile actually originated from conversations with Shannan, so I'm excited to talk with her about the ways she's been socialized under White Supremacy.

We're taking a break from our regularly scheduled programming to bring you my commentary on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict. Listen in to hear my thoughts and hear how the verdict impacted me.

I'm talking with Becca Williams about her experience with the various profiles of White Supremacy, specifically as she currently identifies as a Hannah. Becca discusses her background and how she plans to continue the work of dismantling racism.

Start By Talking has developed 5 profile types of the performance of White womanhood under the umbrella of White Supremacy. In this episode I talk about Becky, Jordan, and Hannah. Be sure to listen to Episode 3 for Part 1 of this conversation, where I discuss Miss Anne and Karen.

Start By Talking has developed 5 profile types of the performance of White womanhood under the umbrella of White Supremacy. In this episode I talk about the first two, Miss Anne and Karen.

There is no such thing as a reformed racist. Anti-Blackness is how we are all conditioned and it affects every decision we make. Listen in to learn that you are not a reformed racist, you are just a little further along in your life-long learning journey.

Welcome to the podcast! Yes, this is the real title.   No, I'm not joking. In this episode, I'm introducing myself and explaining the idea behind this podcast. Learn who I am and how I can help you continue the work of unraveling anti-Blackness and oppression. Let me be your guide on this journey as I share the tactics you can use to get results.

Listen to the rules of engagement for this podcast. Before you embark on this journey, there are a few expectations for you to be aware of as you process the information provided in this show.

This is Come Get Your White People, a change agent's guide to anti-oppressive tactics. We'll create the space, you create the change.