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24: Harness Your Privilege: Actionable Tactics for Influencing Others & Sparking Change
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Have you ever experienced not having the privilege to make a decision but still wanting to influence change? Or perhaps you’re actually the person with the privilege but are unaware of it? In this episode, your host Amber delves into the complex dynamics of finding awareness and taking responsibility for your privilege, and how to leverage your privilege and the privilege of others to inspire change.
Amber provides practical strategies and recommended sentences to navigate these scenarios with grace and impact. With her practical advice and examples, discover how to leverage your privilege for positive change and handle challenging situations effectively. By being mindful of your approach and utilizing the tools provided, you can navigate privilege and responsibility effectively. Learn more on this episode to help you recognize and use your privilege to advocate for others.
KEY POINTS:
- On understanding and identifying privilege in different scenarios
- Strategies for influencing change when not in a position of power
- Recognizing the impact of privilege on decision-making processes
- The importance of using tone and word choice effectively
- How building connections and relationships to leverage positive change
- On the pivotal role of embracing discomfort and growth
- Tools to help figure out how to prompt some action around privilege
QUOTABLES:
“There are times you should have the privilege in a space and you don't. Sometimes it comes down to just what container you happen to live in.” — Amber Cabral
“An apology has two parts. The first part of an apology is, I apologize for. The second part is moving forward, I will. “I apologize for my approach in this conversation. Moving forward, I'll be more thoughtful about how I frame things when I'm talking to you about this.” — Amber Cabral
“The key is to always recognize that you have something.” — Amber Cabral
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