Today we're really excited to share an episode of a podcast called Real Good.

You're going to hear this entire episode in its entirety.

Let me just tell you a little bit about what they cover and why we're excited to share it with you.

It's a show that started last year at the beginning of COVID to highlight nonprofits,

doing work on the ground to help with the pandemic.

But the big message of that season was that most of the problems people are facing in COVID weren't new when it hit.

These are intersectional problems concerning race, class, gender and a lot more.

So the second season is out now and it's broadening out a bit of their focus on the people fighting systemic issues COVID highlighted.

You're about to hear an episode of the podcast about addressing implicit bias.

If you'd like what you hear, you can listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

This is Real Good by US Bank.

A podcast about helpers.

It's okay to say that you've made mistakes in the past.

Like it's okay to accept someone else's feedback and be better.

It would involve you acknowledging the fact that you are not perfect, but you are human.

I'm Faith Saley.

This show was born out of the coronavirus crisis.

In our efforts to understand where work needed to be done to help communities in need during the pandemic,

we learned that the issues they were struggling with didn't crop up during COVID.

They're long-standing concerns with roots in racial disparity, socio-economic opportunity gaps, and so much more.

We're here to give you a chance to meet those who are fighting against inequality.

They're people who span a wide range of fields and enact very different missions,

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