When Do Black Women Get To Be an Individual?
Released Wednesday, 13th November 2019
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When Do Black Women Get To Be an Individual?
When Do Black Women Get To Be an Individual?
Wednesday, 13th November 2019
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Lauren Stockmon Brown (Host & Founder) explores Camille Lo Bianco's (Senior from NYU) essay about Black feminism inspired by TMCNP's event last February. Lo Bianco covered Black women being viewed as representatives of a collective experience. We're always reminded of the original message of the podcast: to share stories of Black women as unique individuals.
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