Denise Hamilton

Denise Hamilton, author of Indivisible, discusses problem-solving through an identity lens, racial wealth gap, and structural issues. The podcast also explores the effectiveness of diversity and inclusion efforts and examines Joe Biden's forgetfulness and controversial phrase.

Delve into the significance of valuing diverse perspectives and uniting towards a common goal for societal progress. Embrace change with optimism, resilience, and commitment to shape a brighter future, despite challenges and setbacks.

Workplace culture and diversity are explored with author Denise Hamilton, touching on racial disparities in healthcare and gender biases. The podcast delves into communication challenges in sensitive situations, internal struggles, societal biases, and the power of personal reflection. Additionally, the episode includes promotions for the guest's book 'Indivisible' and other ads.

Denise Hamilton, founder and CEO of WatchHerWork and All Hands Group, dives into her thought-provoking new book, discussing alarming maternal mortality rates among Black women and the systemic racism in healthcare. She shares personal narratives that highlight urgent healthcare disparities and the need for compassionate practices. The conversation shifts to police brutality, privilege, and the detrimental culture of extraction versus sustainable ownership. Hamilton inspires listeners to reclaim civic engagement and recognize the power of collective action in challenging times.

DEI expert Denise Hamilton discusses the importance of being indivisible and challenges the traditional understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusion. The podcast also discusses Donald Trump's declining mental state and his defense of his dementia, as well as the factionalism within a political party and the controversy surrounding an elected official's speech.