Black Women’s Bodily Autonomy

Latanya Mapp Frett and Sabrina Revell visit friends and discuss “The Everyday Feminist”, “The Crossover” for Disney+, black women’s new bodily autonomy. 

Latanya Mapp Frett [she/her/hers] is author of The Everyday Feminist and President and CEO of Global Fund for Women. She serves on the Board of Directors for Global Fund for Women and Global Fund for Women UK, as well as Oxfam, and Management Sciences for Health (MSH). Global Fund for Women offers flexible feminist funding and support to create meaningful change that will last beyond our lifetimes. Since its founding, Global Fund for Women has supported over 5,000 grassroots organizations in 175 countries. Mapp Frett was an Executive Director of the Emmy-nominated Fundamental Film series from Global Fund for Women. Latanya Mapp Frett teaches at Columbia University and sits on several commissions and advisory boards. She started her career interning with the NAACP, served as a delegate to the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995, and continues to fight for the human rights of women.

Sabrina Revelle is an accomplished actor, currently starring in “The Crossover” for Disney+. The LeBron James produced series is based on the bestselling novel of the same name and released to wide acclaim on April 5th. She can also be seen in her current recurring role on the popular CW series “All American: Homecoming,” airing its second season. Sabrina is also known for her memorable roles in Netflix’s “Zac & Mia” and Hulu’s “Champaign ILL,” among others. A Philadelphia native, Sabrina trained at the UK-based Identity School of Acting and now resides in Los Angeles.

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