UPS Celebrates Black Voices

An episode of the The City Lights Collective podcast, hosted by WABE, titled "UPS Celebrates Black Voices" was published on March 18, 2021 and runs 53 minutes.

March 18, 2021 ·53m · The City Lights Collective

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Lois Reitzes talks with Nicole Clifton, president of social impact and the UPS foundation, and April Nelson about "Black Voices from Big Brown"; New York Times best-selling author Aisha Saeed about her novel “Amal Unbound"; and and Geo Sipp, director of Kennesaw State University's School of Art & Design about the exhibition "The 9th Art: Frames and Thought Bubbles," which features comic book art.

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