Episode 6: Generational Transitions of Power Pt. 2
In the Room
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Does a gap in communication create gaps in the transfer of power from one generation to the next?
Could marginalized communities pass down more power if there was more intergenerational connection and communication?
Could newer generations be further along in their causes if they built on the work of previous generations instead of reinventing the wheel every decade?
In this episode of In the Room, we continue the conversation about generational power.
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