In this episode of No Me Callo / I Won’t Stay Quiet, Jessica invites the audience to explore life and society without filters or masks, confronting the biases we often take for granted. Jessica shares intimate stories from her childhood and family, from the bullying she experienced for not speaking English to the cultural lessons about hiding pain and appearing “perfect,” and how these experiences shaped her personal and professional journey.

The episode also addresses how biases influence our communities, limit help for those who need it most, and perpetuate stereotypes. Jessica reflects on the importance of recognizing our own internal judgments, questioning the messages we have received since childhood, and learning to live with authenticity, openness, and humanity.

Throughout the episode, Jessica guides the audience to reflect on their own fears, labels, and blind spots, encouraging them to open their hearts and act with empathy and awareness, reminding us that healing and transformation are not about denying our story but about facing it with honesty, courage, and compassion.

📚 Here is the book mentioned in the episode: Tabú, Prejuicio y Racismo: Toma de Conciencia a Nivel Universal

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