Black History Month

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This weeks Special Edition Episode: I share what Black History month means to me. I am joined by Taquala Drummand|Currently gaining her MS in counseling psy. at The Alabama A&M an HBCU & Anna Robinson from ListenupandRead; We also share Karim Johnson, our niece's opinion of what black history month means to her, read by Shanta's husband.

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