In this week’s episode T &amp; C introduce Reem, Chiluvya’s childhood friend, activist for Sudanese women’s rights, and vice president of Moving Forward Sudan. They discuss Reem’s educational and professional journey, the importance of mental health for communities experiencing collective trauma, and how Reem’s experiences shaped her decision to speak out against colorism. Obviously, they don’t forget to swap ridiculous memories from their summer job in high school and top it all off with talking about Reem’s favorite trash TV shows.
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| WBC's Insta: @whenblackcracks
| Taylor’s insta: @tay_james16
| Chiluvya’s insta: @iluvyazulu
| Reem's insta: @reemshawkat
| Moving Forward Sudan insta: @movingforwardsudan

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Pod #23: For Visibility's Sake, feat. Cameryn

Taylor and Chiluvya are two women from very different backgrounds, with very different world views. But as black women, they are often seen as the same. Join these lovely ladies for happy hour. Drink along, laugh along, sometimes even cry along, as they find out where the cracks lie.