<p>White folk work requires reflection and action. In this episode, I talk to a mother and daughter pair that do just that.  Adelaide Lancaster, co-founder of We Stories, and her daughter Eloise  spoke out when they felt their community leadership made a hiring  mis-step. When asked what advice she would give to other kids who want  to speak out she said, “Believe in yourself and just say what you want  to say.” *preach!* <br><br>#RaisingEquity #DrKira #whitefolkwork #likemotherlikedaughter #WeStories</p>



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Debtors Prisons: Close the Workhouse

Dr. Kira Banks, is a psychologist, professor, coach, consultant, author, wife and mother. She has been helping individuals and groups understand themselves, others and systems of oppression for over 25 years. She works across corporations, Hollywood, Broadway, non-profits, K-12 schools, colleges, and community organizations. Dr. Banks is known for making complex and controversial topics accessible and intergroup interactions understandable.