In this episode of the Morris Perspective, join host Connie Morris as we dismantle the myth that intention is all that matters. Discover why focusing solely on intent can lead to accountability dodging and deflection, and explore the pathway to genuine reconciliation through humility and responsibility. Learn how to truly listen and respond to harm beyond your intentions, fostering healthier relationships built on understanding and repair.

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In this compelling episode of the Morris Perspective podcast, host Connie Morris delves into the harsh realities of the school-to-prison pipeline, a system that systematically criminalizes black and brown youth while safeguarding their white counterparts. From unjust suspensions in preschool to the presence of police in schools, the episode reveals how ingrained biases push minority children out of the education system and into the criminal justice system.

Connie breaks down the pipeline's blueprint, illustrating each step of this disturbing process—from early discipline and criminalization to zero tolerance policies—and offers actionable solutions, emphasizing the need for counselors over cops and the implementation of restorative justice models.

Through these discussions, listeners are urged to hold educators accountable, challenge biased policies, and work collectively to pull children back from the brink. Tune in to learn how we can redesign a future where every child is seen, heard, and protected from systemic inequality.

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Join host Connie Morris, a former police officer and criminal justice educator, as she delves into the pervasive issue of racial profiling in the American law enforcement system. In this eye-opening episode of Bias Unplugged, Connie shares personal insights and real-life examples of how bias manifests within the 'law and order' culture.

Explore the disturbing reality where individuals are often judged by their skin color before any evidence is considered. Connie highlights the stereotypes fueled by media narratives and societal fears, pointing out the systemic nature of racial bias that is ingrained in policing practices.

Throughout the episode, Connie advocates for awareness, intentional education, and meaningful reform in law enforcement to dismantle this bias. She encourages listeners to engage in conversations about racial profiling, support transparency and accountability, and to vote for policies affecting justice in their communities. Tune in to understand how true justice requires more than just dialogue; it requires action.

Join Connie Morris in this thought-provoking episode of the Morris Perspective, as she challenges the pervasive assumptions surrounding Black hair. Through personal anecdotes and cultural insights, Connie addresses the entitlement and exotism often faced when others feel they have the right to touch or comment on Black hair without consent. This episode delves into the power dynamics and bias hidden behind seemingly innocent compliments, emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting boundaries.

Connie shines a light on the political and personal significance of Black hair, urging listeners to reflect on their own actions and perceptions. Whether it's questioning professionalism or centering curiosity over dignity, she encourages a crucial re-evaluation of attitudes and behaviors. By challenging societal norms and dress codes that limit expression, the episode calls for a celebration of the diverse heritage and identity that Black hair represents.

Welcome to "Unequal by Design," part of the Morris Perspective Podcast, where host Connie Morris delves into the troubling history and present reality of policing in America. This episode, titled "Policing the Block: How Safety Became a Privilege," uncovers how the policing system was created not to ensure universal safety but to maintain control over marginalized communities.

Morris traces the evolution of American policing back to slave patrols and explores how these origins have influenced modern law enforcement practices that disproportionately target Black and Brown communities. The episode highlights how safety has become a privilege rather than a right, with policing strategies focused more on surveillance and control than on protection.

The conversation seeks to redefine safety beyond policing, advocating for a shift towards community-centered care, accountability, and investment in preventive strategies as pathways to truly equitable protection. Tune in to explore how communities are actively working to reclaim safety as a collective right, emphasizing the need for reform, transparency, and redesign of our current systems.

Welcome to an empowering episode of Bias Unplugged, where host Connie Morris dives deep into the hidden burdens of being exceptional while black. It's a call to action for those who find themselves constantly proving their worth in spaces not built for them.

Discover strategies to stop shrinking your shine, say no to unpaid emotional labor, and reclaim your narrative. Learn how to conduct a "worth audit" to recognize and celebrate your achievements and set boundaries. Join the conversation and redefine excellence on your own terms.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Morris Perspective Podcast, Unpacking Assumptions. Our host, Connie Morris, takes us on a journey to challenge the preconceived notions of what leadership should look like. Today's discussion, titled 'You Don't Look Like Leadership,' delves into how bias often overshadows ability in determining leadership roles.

Join Connie as she explores the dangerous assumption that leadership has a fixed image and uncovers the impact of Eurocentric standards and superficial judgments in corporate environments. Learn how confidence and passion are mislabeled, fueling self-doubt among capable individuals.

This episode calls on us to redefine leadership, encouraging us to choose leaders based on competence and vision rather than comfort. Tune in to be inspired to challenge the status quo, amplify diverse leadership, and transform the narrative for future leaders.

Welcome to "Unequal by Design," a truth-telling series from the Morris Perspective podcast, hosted by Connie Morris. In this episode, we delve into the concept of "food apartheid" and explore the systemic, race-based separation of communities from nutritious and affordable food. We examine how zoning, redlining, and disinvestment have perpetuated food inequality, creating stark contrasts between urban neighborhoods and affluent suburbs.

Join the conversation as we discuss reclaiming narratives, supporting community-led solutions, and advocating for policies that promote food equity. This episode challenges us to rethink food access and recognize its intentional design, urging a united effort to dismantle systemic food injustice.

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