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Apr 2021
50m 40s

S2 Ep2: MeToo, Power, and Grace with Tar...

PRENTIS HEMPHILL
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In our first guest episode of season 2, Prentis sits down with author and activist Tarana Burke. In this far reaching yet personal conversation, Prentis and Tarana explore the impact of the Me Too movement; the ways in which power shapes our reality; and the necessity for grace in the communities we care for. Find the show notes + transcript on our website ... Show More
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