Empathy and Accountability
True understanding comes from listening and reflecting on biases.
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Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult explores racism, privilege, and justice through the story of Ruth Jefferson, a Black nurse accused of a crime by a white supremacist. It’s emotional, thought-provoking, and challenges readers to confront their biases.
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Empathy Mindset
It gives us the ability to put ourselves in other people’s shoes so we can see and feel from their perspective:
- Listening to how you're colleagues explain what they are thinking will give you valuable context.
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Empathy Mindset
- Listening: Ask questions in with the goal to understand.
- Appreciation: Show sincere appreciation and celebration of others’ contributions.
- Self-Awareness: Part of feeling what others feel is also about understanding your own biases and limiting beliefs.
Having preconceptions and biases
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