Ladies Who Have Receipts: Dominican Republic and Haiti History, Dominican Identity, Capitalism

Описание: In this episode of Ladies Who Bronché, host Julissa Contreras engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Saudi Garcia, a changemaker and activist who supports organizations like ⁠In Cultured Company⁠ (https://www.inculturedco.org/). They explore themes of Dominican and Haitian relations, the impact of capitalism on community, and the importance of joy and personal well-being in activism. Saudi shares her journey as a doctora and the significance of understanding cultural history while navigating the complexities of identity and social justice. The discussion emphasizes the need for community-centered approaches and the rejection of capitalist norms in favor of sustainable relationships and collective well-being.


Chapters
00:00 Introduction to ⁠In Cultured Company⁠ and Its Impact
02:36 Saudi Garcia: A Change Maker's Journey
06:36 Balancing Activism and Personal Well-Being
08:47 Brunch Favorites: Food, Drink, and Gossip
11:54 Cultural Reflections on Dining Out
16:02 Shoutouts to Community and Resilience
22:53 The Personal is Political: Understanding Our Circumstances
27:57 Dominican-Haitian Relations: Unpacking Historical Narratives
34:30 Miseducation and Identity
38:28 Historical Narratives and Racial Dynamics
45:45 Exploitation and Community Responsibility
51:23 Decentering Capitalism for Community
01:03:25 Imagining a Sustainable Future