In this powerful episode of Conscious Pathways, Brittney Carey sits down with Sharon Shelton, a leader in racial justice and equity, to discuss the pivotal experiences that shaped her decades-long career in social justice. Sharon reflects on her upbringing in South Los Angeles, attending predominantly white schools, and a life-changing encounter with civil rights icon Rosa Parks.

Together, Brittney and Sharon dive into:

• Why understanding history is essential for today’s social justice movements
• The intersections of race, gender, and equity in community organizing
• How Sharon’s Anti-Racism Wheel supports respectful, productive dialogues
• The role of education and mediation in building equitable communities

💡 Key Takeaways:

• How educators and parents can foster conversations on racial equity
• Actionable steps for community involvement in social justice
• The power of identity exploration for lasting social change

Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about creating pathways to a more just, compassionate, and equitable world.

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🔗 Resources Mentioned:

• Sharon Shelton’s Anti-Racism Wheel
• Community organizing tips for parents and educators
• Book recommendations on social justice from Brittney’s Bookshop.org page (support local bookstores & social justice learning!)

🎧 Call to Action:

💬 What steps can you take today to build a more equitable community? Share your thoughts with us on Instagram, Youtube, and LinkedIn @Conscious.Pathways