A Cyclic Fall: In Conversation with Kaelyn Dunnell
This is the first of two episodes that feature the remarkable Kaelyn Cole Dunnell, an African-American bi-racial poet, activist, and high school senior in Orange County. In this episode, we have a conversation about one of Kaelyn's poems, 'A Cyclic Fall,' while going on frequent tangents about education reform, criminal justice reform, black lives matter, the importance of media, and social media activism. The voices you hear in conversation are Chela Simón-Trench, fellow podcast team member Kylie Huber, and of course, Kaelyn Dunnell. Kaelyn's Sources from this episode: "13th" Documentary on Netflix Dr. Dolly Chugh's (social scientist) Ted Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2cixaL9H3U&list=LLZguLP3oWA2w0AfCwyevs1A&index=2593 Afro Puff Chronicles (gen Z media platform that empowers women of color through art and writing): https://afropuffchronicles.com Kaelyn's Website and other poetry: https://www.kaelyndunnell.com/ Kaelyn's Instagram: @kaelyndunnell Google Doc Master List and Links for Kaelyn's Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NCmfT1QklscmO_HOcJ04asHjgHM9Yq6xtbWyhZuPryA/edit?usp=sharing
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