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BONUS: Collective Exhale 😮💨 (opens the original)
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Hello to all of our paid supporters! We are so grateful for your support. This is the first of our new monthly resources made just for you, a token of gratitude for putting financial support behind the important work of sharing conversations often pushed to the margins.This month, Faith and Becky sit down to talk about what they’re calling ‘The Collective Exhale,’ an invitation to stop asking how to be more productive and start asking how to be better resourced. It’s a conversation about invisib
We changed our name. Here's why. (opens the original)
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Feminist Founders is now Yes and Otherwise. In this episode, and pull back the curtain on the rebrand. It’s a new name and look, yes, and it’s a shift in focus.We talk about why Feminist Founders stopped feeling like the right fit, where the new name came from, what it means for the conversations you’ll hear going forward, and how this newsletter will change. Also, paid subsc
Colorism, Skin Tone Bias & Healing (opens the original)
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Colorism shapes who's seen as beautiful, trustworthy, or safe, often within the very same family. Becky and Faith chat with Dr. Sarah L. Webb, author of Colorism and founder of Colorism Healing, about how colorism forms in childhood, why it's not just a Black community issue, and what it actually takes to unlearn it.
Papa Smurf, Anxiety, and the Myth of the Safe Space (opens the original)
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This one starts with cartoons and ends up much deeperJoin us for our newest Yes, and Otherwise conversation with Sydney Elaine Butler, founder of Accessible Creates.More about the name change soon!In… Read more
"I Am My Hair" (opens the original)
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We don’t talk about hair enough, not as the loaded, layered, high-stakes thing it actually is for Black women. We’ve done a lot of episodes on intersectionality, but not one on this important topic.That’s why we’re so excited to share this rich conversation with Dr. , a Black mother-scholar and author of Articulations: A Radical Methodology for Black Pedagogy: Redefining Education Through Black Women’s Hair Experiences. We get into the difference between internalized racism and intentional “text
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