This week on the show we have music artist Dusty Santamaria with us. Dusty is based in New Orleans and uses music as their medium. Dusty shares how and why that “pleasure is our greatest weapon against oppression”. We hope you enjoy the interview.
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We will be taking a somewhat light-hearted approach to difficult and complex conversations centered around wellness for the millennial BIPOC community. We’ll be touching on topics like imposter syndrome in the workplace, black love vs. interracial relationships, building generational wealth, the harm behind black women archetypes, and more. Our aim is to educate, empower, and elevate the community we come from and we get to do all of this on our Sad Girl Sunday platform.