Episode 110 | Black Yarn | Black Philanthropy Month

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🎙️ New Episode Alert! On this week’s DoGood Radio Hour, we’re joined by Kristen LaRue Bond and Regina Lewis of Black Yarn, Inc., the creative force behind the upcoming documentary Lexington: Resilience in the Redline. 🎬 The film explores the history and lasting impact of residential segregation on Black land and wealth in Lexington—and the pathways we can take toward a more just future. ✨ Don’t miss your chance to experience it on the big screen: 📅 August 23 – Paid premiere screening 📅 August 26, 7 PM @ Kentucky Theatre – FREE community screening 🍿 Free small popcorn + fountain drink included 💻 Admission is free, but registration is required. Listen now wherever you stream podcasts! #DoGoodRadioHour #LexingtonHistory #ResilienceInTheRedline #BlackYarn

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