EPISODE · Nov 27, 2019 · 18 MIN
BLACKER FRIDAY
from Stitch Please
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Welcome to our special BLACKER FRIDAY episode! Black Women Stitch recognizes the structural inequities that disproportionally impact black women, girls, and femmes. The wage/income gap for Black women is a staggering example of how racism and sexism combine to do harm. But rather than give you an economic analysis that you could easily find on your own, we are doing our part to elevate black women owned sewing and crafting businesses. In this episode, we center the voices of Black women makers as they talk about their work. So. When you’re shopping next week for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday, remember these creative ventures and #payblackwomen
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