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Injustice is everywhere & in everything. We’ve got to address it within ourselves, communities, & institutions, moment by moment.

On this podcast Black women from different walks of life and corners of the African diaspora discuss how we tackle it.

17/04/2023

“I had to learn to give my mother back her humanity. And I think as I give her back her humanity, I see her challenges. But boy, I see her strengths.” Host Kaytura Felix shares her experience of humanizing her mother to understand her point of view. Listen to this powerful mother and daughter episode with Camara Aaron on just parenting wherever you listen to podcasts and by using the linktree below

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03/04/2023

The final episode of our first season is a special one! Producer of our show Camara Aaron joins her mother and our host Kaytura Felix for a conversation reflecting on their mother-daughter relationship while growing and learning together in justice. You can find this earnest and heartfelt episode wherever you listen to podcasts or by using the linktree below!

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29/03/2023

“What we’re trying to get done is we’re trying to create a path towards liberation or justice.” This week’s guest Erikca Stalling defines what leadership means to her as the Co-Executive Director of the Leadership Learning Community, a national organization and network of changemakers, bringing to the center leaders of color and those from historically excluded communities. Continue to listen to this conversation on friendship and redefining leadership with Ericka, Trish , and host using the linktree below!

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27/03/2023

This week special guests Trish Adobea Tchume ( )and Ericka Stallings join our host Kaytura Felix for a wonderful conversation on friendship and redefining leadership. Listen to Trish and Ericka discuss family history, how their friendship began, their experiences in navigating leadership, and much more on this week's episode! Find episode 8 using the linktree below!
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22/03/2023

"It's a colonial mentality." Guest Zinzi Bailey ScD, MSPH, reflects on how colonial influence affected her family's perceptions of beauty and power. Listen to the full episode on justice in science and research using the linktree below!
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21/03/2023

“I don’t think I can live the alternative.“ Guest Zinzi Bailey, ScD, MSPH, shares what keeps her motivated on her path toward justice and health equity for all. Listen to the full episode on justice in science and research using the linktree below!
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20/03/2023

Joining us this week is guest Zinzi Bailey, ScD, MSPH! During this episode on justice in science and research, Zinzi helps us dive into how achieving health equity is paramount in solving other inequities, interpreting data while being aware of structural racism, and much more! Full episode available using the linktree below! Subcribe to our substack written by host for weekly newsletters about the epsiodes!

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17/03/2023

“There is so much opportunity in everyday action.” Host Kaytura Felix closes out this week's episode, on Black history and Black futures, with this much-needed reminder. Listen to the full episode with guest Safiyah Cheatam, where we discuss family lineage, practicing mundane Afrofuturism, and much more using the linktree below!
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15/03/2023

This week's guest, Safiyah Cheatam , shares the connection between being proud of your lineage and your last name in the Black community. Listen to the full episode where Safiyah and host Kaytura Felix discuss the importance of Black history and Black futures using the linktree below!

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14/03/2023

“I think many more people practice it than they know more than they give themselves credit for.” Our guest this week, Safiyah Cheatam , shares examples of how people can practice mundane Afrofuturism. Listen to this conversation on Black history and Black futures using our linktree!

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