How I Built This with Guy Raz How I Built Resilience: Live with Troy Carter
Jun 6, 2020
Troy Carter, founder of Q&A and Atom Factory, shares insights from his journey in the music and tech industries, particularly during challenging times. He discusses the emotional toll of racial bias on parenting and the importance of having open dialogues about social justice. The conversation highlights how the music industry has adapted through adversity, leveraging virtual platforms while addressing systemic inequalities. Carter emphasizes the need for empathy and innovation to foster a more equitable future, rounding off with reflections on resilience and creative challenges.
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Personal Experiences with Racism
- Troy Carter discusses his daughter's participation in protests and his son's safety concerns.
- He recounts a personal experience of racial bias while traveling with his YPO forum.
Parenting Amidst Protests
- Guy Raz and Troy Carter discuss the complexities of parenting during protests, balancing support with safety concerns.
- Carter shares an anecdote about his son's road trip and his mother's worry, highlighting continued racial anxieties.
A Merger of Frustrations
- Carter views current protests as a convergence of frustrations from various groups feeling left behind.
- He highlights the importance of this moment as a potential catalyst for change beyond a fleeting blip.