Juneteenth

from The Desk Set · host King County Library System

This special episode of The Desk Set is a feed drop recording of a live webcast we shared in celebration of Juneteenth. Author Ijeoma Oluo (So You Want to Talk About Race) spoke with her brother Ahamefule Oluo, a multi-instrumentalist, composer, writer, and stand-up comedian. They discussed Black joy, liberation, and creativity. Visit our blog for show notes, including a transcript: https://kcls.org/the-desk-set-podcast/

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