Episode 11: Reclaiming the Narrative

In this year's Black History Month episode I expl…

An episode of the Doesn't Really Matter podcast, hosted by Doesn't Really Matter, titled "Episode 11: Reclaiming the Narrative" was published on March 1, 2023 and runs 72 minutes.

March 1, 2023 ·72m · Doesn't Really Matter

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In this year's Black History Month episode I explore films that I feel help to reclaim the narrative of traumatized Black movies in media and portray what is closer to our actual experience as a strong, resilient, and beautiful group of people. Hope this one hits different! Socials: @doesntreallymatterpodcast @kt.brwn

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In this year's Black History Month episode I explore films that I feel help to reclaim the narrative of traumatized Black movies in media and portray what is closer to our actual experience as a strong, resilient, and beautiful group of people. Hope this one hits different! Socials: @doesntreallymatterpodcast @kt.brwn

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