Black Women's Agency - Connections to Resilience
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Black Women's Agency - Connections to Resilience
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In this episode of the Loyalist Connections podcast, hosts Itai Kuwodza and Graham Nickerson discuss the significant influence and contributions of Black Women, particularly African Nova Scotian Women, in instigating social change with special guest Dr. Rachel Zellers, a professor in Social Justice and Community Studies, the discussion covers topics such as the maternal influence in activism, the impact of Afrocentric learning, the historical challenges of white supremacy, and the vital role Black Women have played as genealogists, storytellers, Advocates for change. The episode also highlights the African Nova Scotian Freedom School’s origins and evolution, reflecting on the importance of Black Wealth and Heritage Preservation.
By examining historical cases and personal experiences, the conversation underscores the continued relevance and resilience of Black Women's Agency in shaping both past and present Societies.