Making and Breaking History - Ep. 414

from The Voices of Unitarian Universalism · host Church of the Larger Fellowship

This host special discusses representation in the media industry through the lens of America Fererra's historic Oscar nomination for Barbie. Our hosts dissect the white feminism centering the loss of white women in the Oscars over long overdue recognition for communities of color. Updates from Gaza drive further discussion about what outspoken advocacy looks like while history is watching. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world, go to clfuu.org/podcast

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