Camilla attends photography exhibition in Manchester

The transcript introduces Marcia Clives, a pioneer and survivor involved in supporting black and brown survivors through the annuity interest project. It reflects on a personal experience with domestic abuse and the spiritual guidance received during that time. The speaker discusses overcoming fear and hypervigilance to speak publicly about their experiences, despite feeling unworthy and fearing repercussions for being truthful.

Who is Marcia Clives and what is her role?

• A pioneer and survivor involved in a support project

• A renowned scientist

• A political leader

• A famous actress

What did Marcia Clives do after the domestic abuse incident?

• She immediately left the situation

• She sought spiritual guidance

• She contacted the police

• She ignored the incident

What reassurance did Marcia receive from her higher power?

• That she should forget everything

• That her experiences would lead her to speak publicly

• That she should seek revenge

• That she should remain silent

What internal conflict does Marcia face when speaking publicly?

• Disinterest in the topic

• Lack of preparation

• Feeling unworthy and fear of being truthful

• Fear of public speaking

What childhood conditioning does Marcia struggle with?

• Being encouraged to speak up

• Being told to remain silent and avoid trouble

• Being taught to be confident

• Being praised for honesty