W.O.C. at Work
Rai King & Dr. Blanca RuizTo be a female-identifying person of color in this country often means carrying a burden that is invisible to others. This is especially true when women of color are tasked with leading in white-dominant workspaces - particularly in the age of Black Lives Matter as organizations are grappling with their response to calls for social reform and are looking to Black women to lead this work. In this p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Blanca and Rai talk with Latina mother, teacher, and performer Gina Quinones about her identity evolution as an Afro-Latina and how the arts community is long overdue for a reckoning on race.
In this episode of W.O.C. at Work, Rai and Blanca sit down with community activist, social worker, and NYC City Council candidate, Shanequa E. Moore to discuss the unmet needs in our communities surrounding fair housing and access to quality educatio... more
Financial and investment advisor, Tiffany Hawkins of The Momentum Advisors, joins Rai and Blanca for a conversation about women of color and our money. Why is there a wealth gap between white women and women of color, and what can we do about it toda... more
Rai and Blanca sit with activist, leader, wife, mom, and all-around badass, Carmen Perez about her identity as a Chicana woman. She also discusses Black and Brown co-conspiratorship and how this differs from allyship. Carmen also reveals never-before... more
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- A must!
This podcast has been such a God send! Navigating corporate world as a woman of color is rough, but this podcast has empowered me so much. Glad to know I’m not alone..love it! Keep it coming!
Apple Podcasts5momalovesjumprope
United States5 years ago - Right on Time.
This podcast has truly opened my eyes and given me the motivation I needed to move forward as a W.O.C. and leader in the workplace. In my head, Rai and Blanca are my longtime girlfriends whom I like to catch up with while enjoying a good glass of wine in front of the fireplace. Thank you ladies for making this space for us. I am grateful to know that while we are all on our own separate journeys, we stand together in these challenging times, and as always, have the fortitude to set the standard.... more
Apple Podcasts5oluwafolasade14United States5 years ago - Wow.
I think Melanie Hart may have genuinely changed my life for the better. Each episode was a pleasure to listen to, and I really have to take a step back and think about what I want out of life. What a great show!
Apple Podcasts5ReviewandChillUnited States5 years ago - I want to like it
I really want to like it. But the hosts spend a lot of time “credentialing” both themselves and their guests, instead of talking about the topics at-hand. Conversations are often meandering. And Blanca’s voice. Oy. This type of podcast is really needed, but this one isn’t doing what it could be doing. Battle Tactics for Your Sexist Workplace or She Makes Money Moves are examples of similar types of podcasts that are doing a better job. This one could take some notes.
Apple Podcasts3DeeCeefromBosUnited States5 years ago - A Good Type of “WOW!” Moment
You are not alone: It’s easy to silently struggle with all the issues discussed in this podcast. At times, this feels like a Mentorship program that I have not found in my professional environment. The advice and perspective is so accurate, empowering and informative. I often find myself saying “YES!” in agreement of the content discussed.
We need to support these women! They are really doing something here by unpacking a lot of what WOC experience and then... we need to carry it to our profe... more
Apple Podcasts5imbigfig3United States5 years ago
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