Challenging Dominant Narratives

In this week's podcast Leyla defines the term narrative and why it's so important. Followed by how to challenge dominant narratives in the workplace and beyond.

Welcome to the 263rd episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast! In celebration of Black History Month 2024, this month’s series will focus on Reclaiming Narratives. Today I delve into challenging dominant dorms.

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In today’s show on Challenging Dominant Narratives

  • How is a narrative being defined? [00:57]
  • How stories and our ways of thinking shape society. [03:10]
  • The meaning of narrative change. [05:58]
  • How to understand and move away from dominant narratives. [07:27]
  • The importance of having sensitivity input. [09:26]

Quotes on Challenging Dominant Narratives

  • A narrative is a story that you may write or tell someone in several mediums.
  • Narratives enhance and reinforce assumptions from the perspective of a dominant group
  • We know exposure to others’ views can shape our own, which is a key part of bias
  • Understanding the dominant narrative is essential to be able to change the status quo.
  • We go to work to solve problems, so it’s easy to jump into the usual way of doing things.

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