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Jan 17, 2022 44 min

AND IT BEGINS - INTERSECTIONALITY

from Speaking from the Shadows: Every Color Has A Voice Hosted by Franklin N

Shan (They/Them) and Franklin (He/Him) start off the season by discussing their identities and the formation of who they are based on the doses life has to offer. The comedic duo feed off each other to shed light on identities that may not be at the forefront but, without a doubt, are crucial to their development so far. Small treats that sprout from their interests and creative bones are also highlighted in this episode.

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