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My Diaspora Story
by Lucy Wilson Tagoe
Welcome to My Diaspora Story. I am excited to share my conversations with the authors who agreed to join me with you.I sat down with writers from across The African Diaspora to explores the unique and beautiful ways Black people experience life and express themselves.My guests this season are:Adriana HererraLeslye PenelopeAmaka AzieKenya Goree-BellEvelyn SolaDenny BryceCassandra WinstonSalem AfangideI ask each guest the same seven questions: 1. Where did nature intend for you to grow up? (ie -where were you/ your parents born?) 2. How has destiny (Or you) defied nature's plan? 3. When/How did you first know you were "Black"? 4. What did it mean to you then/ now? 5. How are you connected, if at all, to the rest of the diaspora? 6. How does all of this show up in your work? 7. What do you want other Black people to know about you?<br
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to My Diaspora Story. I am excited to share my conversations with the authors who agreed to join me with you.I sat down with writers from across The African Diaspora to explores the unique and beautiful ways Black people experience life and express themselves.My guests this season are:Adriana HererraLeslye PenelopeAmaka AzieKenya Goree-BellEvelyn SolaDenny BryceCassandra WinstonSalem AfangideI ask each guest the same seven questions: 1. Where did nature intend for you to grow up? (ie -where were you/ your parents born?) 2. How has destiny (Or you) defied nature's plan? 3. When/How did you first know you were "Black"? 4. What did it mean to you then/ now? 5. How are you connected, if at all, to the rest of the diaspora? 6. How does all of this show up in your work? 7. What do you want other Black people to know about you?<br
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Lucy Wilson Tagoe
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