Black History Month: Tanya Torp, Ashley Smith, Christian Motley, Andrea James, & Elisha Mutayongwa

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We are ending Black History Month strong with a final edition episode featuring five visionaries who are paving paths to a better Lexington! This week's show features two committee members of the Lexington Black Prosperity Initiative here at BGCF: - Christian Motley: Senior Manager of Policy and Partnerships, Strive Together - Andrea James: Community Response Strategist, Office of the Mayor, LFUCG And three honorees of the Grassroots Black Leadership Awards: - Tanya Torp: a diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility consultant & co-founder of Not The Only One In the Room & BIPOC womyn’s writing group - Ashley C. Smith: co-founder of Black Soil: Our Better Nature - Elisha Mutayongwa: founder of Rafiki Center

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