EPISODE · Nov 20, 2017 · 59 MIN
Angelecca Jackson | Woman 18.0
from Womankind · host Kelsey Novits
For educator Angelecca Jackson, what it means to be a woman cannot be separated from what it means to be black. On this episode of Womankind, Angelecca shares personal experiences of what it means to be a black woman at this moment in history. Then, for Stories of Subversion, I run through a list of “first” ladies—women who have been the very first to do what they’re doing!
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