501 SelfWork: Cultural Humility: What It Takes To Walk in Someone Else's Shoes
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501 SelfWork: Cultural Humility: What It Takes To Walk in Someone Else's Shoes
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Dr. Margaret focuses today on the vital importance of what’s termed “cultural humility” as she responds to a listener voicemail, pointing out that as she’s a white person, her advice comes from a place of privilege in the US.
Do you have to have walked in someone else’s shoes, carried the same load as they have, lived a life very similar to theirs – to truly understand them? Or to offer something helpful to them?
I received a very open and honest voicemail this week that addresses this question. What follows is also a discussion of the difference between cultural competence and cultural humility.
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