How to be an Ally: Stories and Strategies with Regina Very Modesto

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In this episode of 'We're Doing This Right. Right?,' hosts Cheryl Medeiros and Colleen Hungerford engage in a candid discussion with guest Regina Very Modesto about how to be effective allies for people of color and other minority groups.
Regina, a real estate broker and board member of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), shares her personal journey and the significance of allyship.
The hosts and Regina delve into the importance of understanding racial and cultural diversity, multi-generational housing needs, and the harmful implications of a 'colorblind' approach.
They emphasize the necessity of continuous learning and self-reflection in being allies.
The episode highlights the experiences of three white women striving to do better and make a meaningful impact, acknowledging their ongoing learning process and acceptance of imperfection.
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Learn more about NAHREP at NAHREP.org
00:00 Exploring Diversity in Indianapolis
01:09 Welcome to 'We're Doing This Right' Podcast
01:36 Colleen's Summer Nanny Life Hack
02:50 Introducing Guest Regina Modesto
04:28 Regina's Journey with NAHREP and Allyship
10:10 The Reality of Diversity and Inclusion
16:19 Personal Experiences with Cultural Diversity
21:14 Understanding and Overcoming Fear and Hatred
23:34 Challenging Stereotypes and Embracing Diversity in Real Estate
24:06 The Importance of Multigenerational Housing and Cultural Sensitivity
24:53 Diversity Beyond Black and White: A Closer Look at Indianapolis
31:02 The Misconception of 'Not Seeing Color' and Its Implications
35:43 Allyship and Advocacy: Learning, Listening, and Supporting
36:48 Local Initiatives and Personal Journeys Towards Inclusivity
43:40 Understanding Identity and the Power of Self-Perception
46:05 Connecting with NAHREP and Embracing Community Engagement