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Black Storytellers: Protecting Our Culture To Shape The Future - A Black History Month LIVE REPLAY - The Working While Black Show

from The Working While Black Show · host Boss Locks Media

What happens when we lose control of our own stories? 👀Black history is being erased, rewritten, and watered down. If we don’t act now… future generations may never know the truth. But storytelling has always been a form of resistance. Black storytellers have preserved our culture against all odds, from oral traditions to podcasts like Black Is America.In this conversation, I’m joined by award-winning podcast producer Dominic Lawson to talk about:🔥 The role of Black storytellers in preserving our history🔥 How Black stories are erased🔥 Why storytelling is more than entertainment it’s survival🔥 How we can protect Black culture before it’s too lateThis is a live episode of The Working While Black Show, your go to resource for Career Growth and Entrepreneurship. Produced by Boss Locks Media, a storytelling media company helping brands spark conversations and capture attention.

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