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Brought to you by Foundation for Liberating Minds, DreamRadically Podcast highlights community leaders, organizers, educators, artists, students, and more to imagine a future of liberation and uncover what is necessary in the present to create that future.
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Elder Series Part IV: Angela Monson (opens the original)
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Part four of our Elder Series features former State Representative Angela Monson, a longtime policy advocate, community organizer, and journalist. Angela discusses her journey to politics and what she sees as the most important lesson we must learn to see the change we want to see in our country. The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless historical moments. There are few things more profound than the oral traditi
Elder Series Part III: Kim and Tony (opens the original)
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Part three of the Elder Series features Kim and Tony Francisco discussing their life growing up in the Eastside of OKC from the 1960s to today. Born in segregated America, living through urban renewal, forced bussing, and multiple race riots. Looking back at a city for six decades, they examine what is necessary to truly rebuild their community. The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless historical moments. There
Elder Series Part II: Deborah Boneta (opens the original)
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Part two of our Elder Series features DeBorah Boneta to discuss her unique experience as a Black Muslim woman and advocate living unapologetically at the many intersections of her identity and communities. Deb discusses finding Islam, being ostracized from different identity groups, grief, and rising above it to be a light as a prison chaplain and community advocate. The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless hist
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