Being Black Is Dope (ft. Dr. Donald E. Grant Jr.) | Ryan C. Greene's BORN TO BE DOPE! [Full Episode]

In episode 6 of Ryan C. Greene's podcast 'BORN TO BE DOPE,' the spotlight shines on Dr. Donald E. Grant, Jr., as they embark on a compelling dialogue around race, white supremacy, mental health, and the importance of diversity and inclusion. This episode deep-dives into the nuances of systemic issues and the complexities around the construct of race, the ideology of white superiority, and the psychological repercussions of white supremacy. With Donald's extensive background in addressing systemic racial disparities and his expertise in executive coaching, the conversation explores the power of effective leadership and the transformative potential of embracing one's unique identity within the black community. Join Ryan and Donald for a profound examination of these critical topics, underscored by their shared passion for the cultural impact and expressiveness of hip hop.
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00:00 From biology to psychology, teaching, and systems.
08:04 White replacement theory fuels white superiority ideology.
15:04 Example of white supremacy in healthcare outcomes.
20:28 Studied mental health needs of black men.
24:36 Embracing personal identity and overcoming challenges as author.
28:54 White supremacy blinded people fueling US Capitol events.
33:05 Six-week author media camp boosts book's reach.
39:54 Harvard reflects America; leader faced challenges.
42:36 Diversifying c-suite means fewer seats for whites.
50:21 Executive coaching helps improve productivity and success.
53:14 Media camp helps authors build thriving platforms.
59:15 Discussion on mental health and hip hop.
01:08:16 Mentor reignited civil rights, shaped personal identity.
01:11:24 Hip hop represents diversity and choice in blackness.
01:14:41 Overcoming obstacles to achieve dreams and success.