Stepping Into Truth: Conversations on Social Justice and How We Get Free
Society & Culture
Rosalie Fish
Season 2 Episode 16
In this remarkable conversation 19 year old activist Rosalie Fish and I discuss the current epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women.
A member of the Cowlitz tribe, Rosalie comes to this subject with deep personal knowledge and an unshakeable commitment to giving a voice to these women.
This was a hard conversation for many reasons, not the least of which is that no one should have to be fighting this battle, certainly not at 19. But these women need a voice and Rosalie gives these missing and murdered women the attention they deserve and asks that we all do the same.
I had known of this situation before, but talking with Rosalie gave me an understanding I didn't previously have. I think she's amazing. I think you'll agree.
For a written transcript of this episode click here.
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