Ever wonder why conversations about racism seem to explode online? In this eye-opening episode, we reveal the surprising reason behind these endless arguments: we're using the same word to mean completely different things.

We break down the two major definitions of racism—individual prejudice versus systemic patterns—and explore how this definitional clash creates misunderstandings, policy gridlock, and those frustrating "talking past each other" moments on social media.

From redlining to educational disparities, we examine real-world examples of how these different understandings shape our perspectives on racial justice. But there's hope! Discover the practical conversation strategies that can transform these heated debates into productive dialogues.

Whether you're tired of social media flame wars or simply want to have more meaningful conversations about race, this episode offers the tools to navigate these complex discussions with clarity and compassion.

The surprising truth? We agree on more than we think.
Read the article here: https://akiroq.com/blog/the-word-that-breaks-the-internet



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