S5 E9 // Cultural appropriation, incomplete stereotypes, and breaking down agnotology

"You can't think differently unless you are listening to different voices." - Omékongo Dibinga, expert in diversity, equity & inclusion, and race and politics. In this episode, Marc and Cathey help Omékongo add two new thoughts for his idea about how to break down stereotypes. They explore the role that agnotology (culturally-induced ignorance or doubt) plays in shaping people’s opinions and their ability to receive a new perspective. And as a special treat, Omékongo opens and closes the conversation with a beastly flow of upstanding spoken word lyrics. For more information, visit www.upstanderinternational.com