Small doses.

Self help from the hit.

Small dozens.

We're talking at shit.

Small doses.

And keeping it real.

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Greetings, my small dosians.

Welcome to another episode of this long-going podcast that continues to really excite me.

I feel so honored to have built this space and continue to have a space where I get to meet with folks like our guest today, Dr. Ruha Benjamin.

You may have come across Ruha Benjamin during her very

impactful and viral commencement speech at Spelman College last year, which she is a graduate of,

where she's coined the phrase, black faces in high spaces will not save us. Actually, here's a little bit of it right here. Black faces in high spaces will not save us.

Actually, here's a little bit of it right here.

Black faces in high places are not going to save us.

Just look at the black proponents of Cop City in Atlanta's leadership class.

Black faces in high places are not going to save us.

Just look at the black woman's hand, Ambassador at the UN voting against a ceasefire

in Gaza.

That is, our blackness and our womanness are not in themselves trustworthy if we allow ourselves

to be conscripted into positions of power that maintain the oppressive status quo.

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