Black Resistance

At the beginning of the season, we said black women were going on a break, but the sabbatical is over! Lately, it seems like blackness is under attack and our civil rights are being threatened. We’re sending out the bat signal for the 92%! It’s all hands on deck… time to resist! Shan, Lisa, and KK discuss how our ancestors did it on the plantation, how our grandparents’ generation did it during the Civil Rights Movement, and how we need to get in where we fit in today.

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• The Modern Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1964 – Civil Rights (U.S. National Park Service)
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