EPISODE · Oct 23, 2020 · 45 MIN
Mahogany L. Browne
from Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children · host Jacqueline Douge
On this episode, we're joined by Mahogany L. Brown (@mobrowne) a poet, writer, organizer and educator for an inspiring conversation about her books, Woke Baby, Black Girl Magic & Woke A Young Poet's Call To Justice, an excerpt from her upcoming YA book, Chlorine Sky, power of poetry, social justice, and ways to cultivate the voices of young people.Books and author discussed in this episode:Honey, I Loveby Eloise GreenfieldPoem for Aretha by Nikki GiovanniThis elegy for the great Billie Holiday, by Sonia SanchezAudre LordeOrganizations mentioned in episode:Urban Word NYCYouth SpeaksProducer/Host: Jacqueline Douge (@drdouge)Music produced by Manni FestoFollow us at @whatisblkSign up for our newsletters at: https://www.whatisblack.co
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On this episode, we're joined by Mahogany L. Brown (@mobrowne) a poet, writer, organizer and educator for an inspiring conversation about her books, Woke Baby, Black Girl Magic & Woke A Young Poet's Call To Justice, an excerpt from her upcoming YA book, Chlorine Sky, power of poetry, social justice, and ways to cultivate the voices of young people. Books and author discussed in this episode: Honey, I Loveby Eloise Greenfield Poem for Aretha by Nikki Giovanni This elegy for the great Billi...
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