Overcoming Oppression Through Advocacy

Quiet No More

Have you ever been silenced by societal norms or workplace policies?
This episode of "Quiet, No More" with Carmen Coffin will challenge you to speak out and make a difference.
Through her own experiences of facing unfair dress codes and racial discrimination, Carmen passionately argues that silence only perpetuates injustice. She calls on all of us to find the courage to challenge these oppressive systems and advocate for ourselves and our communities. Whether it's about the restrictive head wraps in the office or the subtle biases encountered in daily life, Carmen's stories offer a compelling reminder that our voices have the power to drive change.
What kind of impact can your voice really have? By sharing historical examples like the 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education case, Carmen underscores the profound influence that speaking up can achieve. This episode explores the fears and risks associated with advocacy, from potential job loss to unexpected public attention. Despite these challenges, Carmen insists that the potential for significant societal impact makes it all worthwhile.
Listen as we reflect on the transformative power of both individual and collective voices, and learn how you can harness this power to create meaningful change in your own community.

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Carmen Wimberley Cauthen is an author, speaker, and lover of history, Black history in particular. As a truth teller, she delights in finding the hidden truths about the lives of people who made a difference - whether they were unknown icons or regular everyday people.
To Learn more of Carmen:
www.carmencauthen.com
www.researchandresource.com

Capíttulos

1. Overcoming Oppression Through Advocacy (00:00:00)

2. Speaking Up for Change (00:00:01)

3. The Power of Using Your Voice (00:14:14)