In this episode, Raven O'Neal andDawn Bowes discuss the intersection of feminism, activism, and the current political climate. They explore themes of burnout, privilege, and the importance of community engagement in activism.
The conversation emphasizes the need for self-care, the role of money in supporting movements, and the challenges of navigating media trust in today's information landscape. They also look ahead to future topics that will be addressed in the podcast, aiming to create a space for diverse voices and experiences.
TAKEAWAYS
- Hacking the patriarchy is essential for all individuals, not just women
- Burnout is a significant issue for many activists, especially women
- Fear can hinder clear thinking and action in activism
- Rest and community support are vital for sustained activism
- Privilege plays a crucial role in understanding intersectionality in feminism
- Activism requires recognizing our limits and focusing on our strengths
- Money can be a powerful tool for supporting activist organizations
- Media trust is increasingly difficult to navigate in today's landscape
- Amplifying marginalized voices is essential for true activism
- Future discussions will cover a range of relevant topics, including money and reproductive rights
DISCUSSION TIMELINE
- 03:56 Understanding Burnout and Its Impact
- 06:50 Navigating Political Climate and Emotional Responses
- 09:22 Privilege and Intersectionality in Feminism
- 11:42 Overcoming Overwhelm in Activism
- 14:18 The Role of Community and Local Involvement
- 16:04 Philanthropy and Economic Power Dynamics
- 18:03 Trust, Information, and Media Literacy
- 19:51 Historical Context of Political Division
- 22:15 Looking to the Future: Topics and Engagement
- 23:43 Practical Hacks for Advocacy and Self-Care
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HOST INFO
Hi, y'all! I'm Raven O'Neal, a diversely curious serial entrepreneur with over a decade of experience. But the fun doesn't stop there. I'm also a mentor, wife, mother, and business expert. I see my business as an extension of all my personal and professional life experiences, embracing growth and learning from a few fumbles along the way.
Throughout my business journey, I've supported over 500 female-led startups, advised more than 200 founders 1:1, and played a role in facilitating over $100M in funding. My calling is to help women transform their businesses and lives through collaboration and partnerships. I look forward to being with you every step of the way on your journey to growth and transformation. If you want to join the conversation, be sure to hit Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
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