The feedback on Ronan's facilitation of these events was generally positive, with participants highlighting his strengths in posing thought-provoking questions, fostering a friendly atmosphere, and bringing together insightful perspectives from the speakers. Many appreciated Ronan's ability to navigate sensitive topics around racism, white supremacy, and cultural appropriation in a nuanced way. However, some feedback suggested that Ronan could have done more to ensure a diversity of voices, especially including more women and people of color. Additionally, a few participants felt Ronan spoke more than necessary at times, taking away from the opportunity to hear more from the primary speakers like Bayo Akomolafe. Overall, Ronan was praised for facilitating engaging and transformative discussions, while also receiving constructive suggestions for how to further improve the balance and inclusivity of the events.

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