113. Diasporic Hustle Mentality & Doing Liberatory Work In Oppressive School Systems w/ Asha Sudra

from Amplify RJ (Restorative Justice) · host David Ryan Castro-Harris

Send us Fan MailASHA is an Artist, Educator, and Revolutionary. Asha is a queer, disabled, multidiciplinary artist, abolitionist activist and educator, and child of the East African Desi diaspora currently located in the Bay Area of California. Originally from LA, ASHA has been a public school teacher for the last 10 years in the bay area. She is an international poet, striving to use art to create radical change. Support AshaAsha's InstagramConnect with us!SUPPORT by sharing this podcast and leaving a rating or review

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