Sirens, Diversity and Trauma

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Malik unveils his new podcast studio! This week at the book store, April caught up with author, actor, host and documentarian Marcellus Reynolds, author of Supreme Sirens: Iconic Black Women Who Revolutionized Music. Meanwhile, Malik discusses diversity, equity and inclusion with Dr. Thelá Thatch, author of The Diversity Dilemma: A Survivor’s Guide for Diversity and Inclusion Good Doers. And a very serious conversation with author Adrienne Alexander, who wrote the children’s books Don’t Touch My No No Parts. E-mail [email protected]

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