Real Conversations About Grace, Race, and Respect in Everyday Life
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Real Conversations About Grace, Race, and Respect in Everyday Life
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About this listen
What does it really mean to give someone grace? In this episode, Dj and Reg dive deep into the idea of grace—when to extend it, why it feels so hard, and whether it’s truly “unearned.”
They keep it raw and relatable, breaking down:
- How ego, respect, and public perception affect our ability to forgive.
- A real-life hot yoga incident that tested Dj’s patience.
- Reg’s take on second chances and how upbringing shapes mercy.
- The role of race in public confrontations and why being singled out can feel heavy.
- Why self-compassion is the first step toward extending grace to others.
Dj and Reg get honest about pausing before reacting, offering forgiveness without waiting for an apology, and learning how grace helps us move forward after being wronged.
👉 If you’ve ever struggled with letting things go—or wondered how to balance accountability with compassion—this conversation is for you.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XDf_imCmCjU
You can also listen to Mama, We Made It! with Dj & Reg on:
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mama-we-made-it-with-dj-reg/id1809918939
Spotify Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/20eLaINMng2ISxB3TH6hED?si=ac880381abfd406f