In this episode we discuss Black History Month and what we are into this week.
In this show we're talking about:
- The Super Bowl ads and the NFL’s promise to contribute towards ending systemic racism… what do we think of this?
- Is imperfect action for antiracism better than no action at all?
- The story behind Black History Month observance and how it’s not the end point.
- Black History education (and lack thereof) in schools.
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Xo, Sage & Erica
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