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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2020 · 1H 3M

Learning Liberation

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In honor of the 2nd anniversary/birthday of Black Women Stitch, Lisa chats with two guiding lights she used as inspiration when creating the project. CheyOnna Sewell, co-founder of The Yarn Mission, and Sara Trail, founder of the Social Justice Sewing Academy chat with Lisa about black creativity, liberation, and bringing your whole self.

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