Melanie Morrison and Melissa Woo brought to our guts that there is much work to do. This entry includes a 25 minute audio clip from the Saturday Talkback workshop session with Melissa and Melanie. As part of the Annual Meeting Media Group, I was floating from workshop to workshop capturing about 5 minutes of audio from each. When I arrived in this workshop, the discussion was so personal, poignant, challenging, charged, and dynamic that I couldn't leave...thus the last 25 minutes of the workshop is in the following audio clip: Talkback on Racism with Woo and Morrison
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Sunday, May 10, 2009
Keynoters Talkback Workshop on Saturday
I don't know about you but the subject makes me wiggle in my seat.
I am a progressive. I happen to be a white middle age male -- yet the challenge surrounding the realities of racism cause my discomfort. I want to note the progress in society. I want to brag about how far I have come...my church...my groups....we have come so far in overcoming racism.
Melanie Morrison and Melissa Woo brought to our guts that there is much work to do. This entry includes a 25 minute audio clip from the Saturday Talkback workshop session with Melissa and Melanie. As part of the Annual Meeting Media Group, I was floating from workshop to workshop capturing about 5 minutes of audio from each. When I arrived in this workshop, the discussion was so personal, poignant, challenging, charged, and dynamic that I couldn't leave...thus the last 25 minutes of the workshop is in the following audio clip: Talkback on Racism with Woo and Morrison
Melanie Morrison and Melissa Woo brought to our guts that there is much work to do. This entry includes a 25 minute audio clip from the Saturday Talkback workshop session with Melissa and Melanie. As part of the Annual Meeting Media Group, I was floating from workshop to workshop capturing about 5 minutes of audio from each. When I arrived in this workshop, the discussion was so personal, poignant, challenging, charged, and dynamic that I couldn't leave...thus the last 25 minutes of the workshop is in the following audio clip: Talkback on Racism with Woo and Morrison
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