How To Bend Reality with adrienne maree brown

[@pariscollier20]

We need to respect each other as individuals, for we all are different in our own ways, Respect each others space, opinions and listen to one another, at the end of the day, It may be something you may learn from and utilize for an purpose in life or share for others purpose. Real Talk, Thank You

[@PushBlack]

You are so welcome! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this video with us! 🧡

[@ascott4502]

Excellent interview! I’m particularly struck by the very simple explanation of Harriet Tubman envisioning something that had never been done before. A lightbulb moment! Blessings to you all ❤

[@PushBlack]

Right?! That was definitely a lightbulb moment for us too! 🧡

[@djkyles]

This truly is an extraordinary conversation. The questions are thoughtful and important, and the answers are brilliant and deeply insightful. I have become an instant fan of the podcast and Mz. Brown! Thank you both.

[@AlishaDavisBug]

Thank you for the education and the inspiration! This is by far the most informative, most inspiring podcast I have EVER listened to!! 🙌

[@Irondo11]

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[@MrSa458]

You know last night when I had went into prayer last night I prayed for this country that we can get treated better as a whole I got an idea how about just talking about it why don't we just be about it, anyways God bless 🙌🕊️

[@PushBlack]

We love that for you! 🧡

[@Irondo11]

This was so incredibly inspiring!

[@PushBlack]

We are so glad you found it inspiring! 🧡

[@DavidKuntschik]

Great episode 👏 I appreciate the introduction to this genre! Now, I have a #NewGenre to assist improving our society.

[@PushBlack]

We are so glad you enjoyed this episode! 🧡

[@melindav00]

Wow! The "power of white imagination" never really looked at it that way "Moving at the pace of social media, we need to move at the pace of a human heart" ❤️ 🎤 drop!

[@PushBlack]

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[@marilynharrellson350]

I am unable to donate at this time. I am white but certainly am supportive of total transparency in teaching the TRUTH of slavery. I do support activism of black actors, entertainers, oppressed people, gay people. However, do not and cannot agree with any nasty, cursive, name calling language. This is totally unnecessary in my opinion. This is an absolute turn off to me. Trying to teach our young people to use proper, edifying, effectual rhetoric, and then being assaulted by this absolutely asinine wordage is beyond acceptable. My mind just immediately skips past this and onto something more sensible and easier to hear. I don't speak like this and actually believe that all such is disingenuous.

[@PushBlack]

That is a-okay! We love your support and thanks for listening in! 🧡