
 Unlocking Us with Brené Brown
 Unlocking Us with Brené Brown Brené with Dr. Clint Smith on How the Word Is Passed
 May 26, 2021 
 Dr. Clint Smith, a celebrated writer and educator, dives into the deep-seated history of slavery in America, emphasizing the importance of confronting and acknowledging this past for healing. He discusses the legacy of Angola prison, connecting its roots to systemic racism today. The conversation also touches on the moral implications of how we remember history and the emotional weight of narratives shaped by our shared experiences. Ultimately, Smith urges us to engage honestly with the stories of the past to foster a more equitable future. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Exploring Poetry and Education with an Acclaimed Author 
 03:04 • 2min 
 Reflections on Identity and Education 
 05:16 • 20min 
 Confronting Historical Narratives 
 24:47 • 27min 
 Unpacking the Dark History of Angola Prison 
 52:08 • 4min 
 The Irony of Commemoration: Angola's Dark Legacy 
 56:21 • 2min 
 Conversations on Dinosaurs and Dehumanization 
 58:10 • 23min 
 Reflections on Life and Music 
 01:21:38 • 14min 
 Exploring the Importance of 'How the Word Is Passed' 
 01:35:34 • 2min 




