About this episode
Kate and Doree discuss their efforts toward better anti-racism actions and allyship. They also talk through the tangible ways they and Forever35 listeners can support Black-owned beauty companies. Then, they replay their interview from November of 2019 with Ijeoma Oluo, author of So You Want To Talk About Race.
“Self-care that cannot be bothered with justice is just privilege.” — Sonya Renee Taylor
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