Dismantling Systemic Racism in Britain | Joyce Materego | Voice #58

Are you ready to have your mind opened and paradigms shifted? Meet the woman who's not just talking about systemic racism and wealth inequality - she's doing something about it.

This is an intimate look into Joyce Materego's powerful journey. In this exclusive episode of 1000 Voices, we delve deep into the life and work of Joyce Materego, COO of the Black Equity Organisation (BEO). From her Tanzanian roots to her tireless efforts in the UK, Joyce's journey is a testament to the resilience and ambition required to dismantle systemic racism. 🎙️

🔥 Topics Covered:
👥 Relationship Building: How fostering connections can break down financial barriers and generate wealth.
📚 Systemic Racism Defined: Joyce's deep dive into what systemic racism is, its current impact, and actionable ways to tackle it.
🌍 Unexpected Journey: Joyce's life journey from Tanzania to the UK and the surprises she encountered.

📊 BEO is at the forefront of data-driven civil rights advocacy, aiming to disrupt systemic racism and create a more equitable Britain for Black African, Black Caribbean, and Black mixed heritage communities. With hard facts in hand, Joyce and BEO are not just hoping for a better future - they're working for it.

🗝️ Key Takeaways:
Systemic Racism
Black Equity
Relationship Building
Generational Change
Wealth Creation
Civil Rights
Social Justice
Racial Equality
Financial Empowerment

✊🏿 Join us as we uncover the layers of systemic obstacles, explore solutions, and shine a light on the pathways to positive change.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:53 - In school I was a child, not a black child
08:42 - My families impact on me
12:18 - England wasn't what I expected when I moved over
15:45 - The start of dismantling systemic racism
18:36 - Joining the Black Equity Organisation & becoming a part of the change
27:37 - What systemic racism looks like
35:46 - The key towards building wealth
41:52 - Your network is your net worth
45:34 - Is our definition of success skewed?
52:47 - Resources to help manage money better
53:45 - Advice for black British changemakers
55:42 - Final thoughts