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”I continue to consider myself an aspiring humanitarian in the ways that I talked about. I think about history, I think about the present, I think about the future. Dehumanization is horrible when we are on the receiving end, and also from our places of privilege, insulation, protection, there’s another kind of dehumanization that happens in the disconnection it takes to ignore or comply with the oppression of others.
So it’s about trying to get closer to freedom for me. It’s about owning our contradictions, reconciling what we can, and joining in with others along the way. As we try to impact the world outside of ourselves, we have to continue to engage in critical self- and systems reflection.”
–Relando Thompkins-Jones
Sometimes, reflecting on the past helps us move forward. Social Justice Origin Stories is an idea whose time has come, but there was a podcast before the podcast, a platform before the platform.
In today’s episode of Design Decisions, I’m reflecting on the experiences that led me to create my very first podcast, Notes From an Aspiring Humanitarian, and how that journey laid the groundwork for my work with Social Justice Origin Stories.
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