{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Ep333: Existing While Black with Sharon Hurley Hall","description":"Friend of the podcast, Sharon Hurley Hall, is back to talk about her new book I\u2019m Tired of Racism: True Stories of Existing While Black \u2014 and we had a blast! Come and join us and hear us go on a safari about how awesome How to Get Away with Murder is, and what it\u2019s like living in a bunch of different white majority countries when you\u2019re not white, and what we can all do, collectively, to the make the world a better place for everyone.    Sharon Hurley Hall is an anti-racism activist, educator, and in-demand speaker. Firmly committed to doing her part to eliminate racism, she is the Founder and Curator-in-Chief of Sharon\u2019s Anti-Racism Newsletter. Sharon is also a Co-Founder of Mission Equality and the author of I'm Tired of Racism and Exploring Shadeism.    In her newsletter, Sharon writes about existing while Black in majority-white spaces, and amplifies the voices of other anti-racism activists. Sharon is also an in-demand speaker about equality, anti-racism, and diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.   Key Takeaways: [3:00] A little bit about Sharon and why she wanted to write a book about racism. [5:50] What is Sharon\u2019s hope for the book?  [6:40] One of Vicky\u2019s favorite chapters was, \u2018Not All Black People\u2019.  [9:50] How can people widen their reading beyond non-fiction books?  [11:00] Black authors and in the various genres are everywhere if you choose to look for it.  [13:10] What is the biggest misconception people have about racism?  [17:00] Sharon details some of her more \u2018nuanced\u2019 experiences with how people have treated her. It doesn't have to be so blatant, but the subtle message is often loud and clear.  [21:15] What can you do to make it better for others of a different race? [24:40] There is so much power in having conversations and allowing other people to be heard.  [29:00] There are always two sides of the story. We only hear from the victors. It\u2019s time to hear from those who were marginalized and brutalized, too.  [31:55] Why do so many black people have such unique names? [35:25] All of our names mean something, it\u2019s just that we\u2019ve forgotten the history behind it.  [38:00] Want more of Sharon? She has a premium newsletter for you to subscribe to!    Mentioned in This Episode: Website Book Breakthrough Jam Podcast Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and Overcast Email Vicky about 1:1 coaching at: vicky@moxiebooks.co.uk Microbook Magic Antiracismnewsletter.com Missionequality.com Books2read.com\/tiredofracism ","author_name":"Notes in the Margin","author_url":"http:\/\/www.moxiebooks.co.uk.","html":"