Closing the Loop

from Interrupting Racism · host Alexandria J Smalls

I'm back! Did you miss me? The month of May was full of episodes and I released them all while traveling about, I was exhausted! I took a much needed break from it all and I'm back to close the loop on our healing conversations. Tune in for an original poem and some other information about season 1 of Interrupting Racism Podcast! Recommendation of the Week Alexandria suggests - advice - Follow @PullForThePeople on Instagram, this is series created by Alexandria & TJ where every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday they go LIVE to pull affirmation and oracle cards to deliver positive messages and advice. Also, get yourself an affirmation cards deck and create this positive ritual for yourself and your daily routine. Support this podcast! Check out the NEW www.InterruptingRacismPodcast.com/support-this-podcast Please be sure to subscribe/follow this podcast on your streaming service so that you are always first to know when new episodes arrive! You can follow Interrupting Racism Podcast on Instagram with the handle @interruptingracismpodcast on Twitter @IntruptinRacism on the Facebook page Interrupting Racism Podcast, on Tik Tok @InterruptingRacismPod or email at [email protected]

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