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“I’ve always been aware of how people treat each other especially understanding a class system. But I could never put into words how I felt and what I was witnessing around me until I’ve listened to this book. At times I have to pause listening to the book and get up and do something else because I’m sick to my stomach from the acts of violence that occurred. I’ve witnessed the bias around me especially in the workplace and I decided years ago to be intentional in making a difference in our world. As I rose in a position I insured that I hired individuals based on their talent, promoted people based on their accomplishments and sought out diversity. Giving someone an opportunity in a position with an organization can change the outcome of not only their family but the outcome for others yet to come— instead of talking about it I made the effort to ensure I was surrounded by a diverse group of talented individuals that pushed me to excel. We need more people to have empathy and to actively be aware so they can create change in even the smallest way.”
Stacy,Stacy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/24/20
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“Though this is only based on the first episode, I am loving this podcast so far as an extension of the OBC discussions and as a precursor to the Apple TV+ episode! Wilkerson is so brilliant, and hearing her discuss the book and her inspirations behind it and her process with Oprah is a gift....”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
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United States of America ·
09/13/20
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“This book has awaken me and made me realized the origins of our unhappiness . It’s an uncomfortable subject but I believe it should be part of the curriculum in schools . Thank you , Isabel and Oprah . It will be ideal to have this book adapted to children’s literature so that the little ones...”Read full review »
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10/02/20
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