Author/Journalist, Laina Dawes Visits Afronerd for Round 2!

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Hey, folks! It's still Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review broadcast but with a twist-we invited back noted author and music journalist, Ms. Laina Dawes to give her the courtesy of completion. Unfortunately, during her first visit to the show, due to time constraints, her interview was cut short! Ms. Dawes returns to continue the conversation regarding her new book, What Are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman's Life and Liberation In Heavy Metal. AGAIN, this colloquium will be one for the record books as both Team Afronerd and Ms. Dawes are kindred spirits-we endeavor to dismantle widely held and disseminated stereotypes. Join in on the conversation by calling the hosts live at: 646-915-9620!

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