I've been mulling over this topic for a few days and felt like it was important to do two things. Clear up the difference between somebody being a hater and calling someone in. Next, is understanding what was said why impact is far more grave than intention.
Hear Me Good
Hater Ethics: Why "Calling In" Fails When Artists Can't Hear the Difference
Hater Ethics: Why "Calling In" Fails When Artists Can't Hear the Difference
LaRussel, Heaven Sent, and Social Media
Hear Me Good
Hear Me Good (from Nurture & Flow) is a grown folks conversation about the work of care: bodies, boundaries, family, restoration, community, and the systems around all of it. We talk where care actually happens—in the kitchen, in the car, in the group chat, in your body. Conversation with context, and enough laughter to make the truth go down because how we care for each other is how we get free.
Hear Me Good (from Nurture & Flow) is a grown folks conversation about the work of care: bodies, boundaries, family, restoration, community, and the systems around all of it. We talk where care actually happens—in the kitchen, in the car, in the group chat, in your body. Conversation with context, and enough laughter to make the truth go down because how we care for each other is how we get free.Listen on
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