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Black Woman, Red State
by Tanya Cook
In 2008, Tanya Cook was one of the first black women to be elected to the Nebraska Legislature. Representing a uniquely diverse constituency and bringing a lifetime of international travel to the job, she discovered above all else, she was a black woman living in a red state. Through her unique perspective, she ponders the intersection of politics, race, culture, and Broadway (Lin-Manuel Miranda, specifically) in our daily lives.
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Episode 5 - "Everybody's Irish On St. Patrick's Day" - 9:8:17, 5.44 PM
A very special episode about stretching yourself socially. Recorded at a beach campsite. Did I camp? Listen and find out.
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Episode 4 - "Oh, I've Never Been To Oklahoma" - 7:17:17, 5.58 PM
This episode shares how even vacation small talk to lead to great policy considerations. Enjoy.
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Episode 3 - The Rubber Chicken Circuit - 5:30:17, 4.24 PM
This episode describes the pure necessity of the "rubber chicken" circuit and how to "hack" it.
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Episode 2 - "Does Your Hair Grow?" - 5:5:17, 1.29 PM
Black woman, red state is a podcast about black female identity reflected upon within the context of red state politics, policy and broadway musicals.
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Episode 1 - "A Black Woman Can't Win That District" - 4:11:17 3.01 PM
Episode 1 - "A Black Woman Can't Win That District" - 4:11:17 3.01 PM by Tanya Cook
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
In 2008, Tanya Cook was one of the first black women to be elected to the Nebraska Legislature. Representing a uniquely diverse constituency and bringing a lifetime of international travel to the job, she discovered above all else, she was a black woman living in a red state. Through her unique perspective, she ponders the intersection of politics, race, culture, and Broadway (Lin-Manuel Miranda, specifically) in our daily lives.
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Tanya Cook
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