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Brown Girl Radiance Podcast

Brown Girl Radiance Podcast

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 Celebrates the brilliance of women of color through reflective conversations and storiesLaJoy Mercer, Brown Girl Radiance Podcast Art Social Sciences
Episodes
  • S3 E9: Shanghai Sunsets and Sunrises . . .Brown Girl Reflections on Living and Traveling Abroad (Season Finale)

    S3 E9: Shanghai Sunsets and Sunrises . . .Brown Girl Reflections on Living and Traveling Abroad (Season Finale)
    Aug 1 2021
    Our “Brown Girls Abroad” celebration culminates with Ivy and Lauren! These brilliant Black women were on international an assignment five years ago in Shanghai, China. They each share extensively about their experiences traveling and living abroad.
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    1 hr and 49 mins
  • S3 E8: I Have Been to the Motherland . . . Africa & Beyond!

    S3 E8: I Have Been to the Motherland . . . Africa & Beyond!
    Jun 30 2021
    On this episode of our “Brown Girls Abroad” series, we will travel with Sequoria Dickerson who has been to over 30 countries. She is a consultant for community organizers, activists, and non-profit organizations. Sequoria also plans radical self-care retreats.  You are welcome to email sequoria.dickerson@gmail.com for more information.
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    1 hr and 38 mins
  • S3 E7: Brilliant Brown Girl Coachsurfing Around the World

    S3 E7: Brilliant Brown Girl Coachsurfing Around the World
    May 31 2021
    The “Brown Girls Abroad” celebration continues!  We are going on an expedition with Sym who is an educator and technology professional who has had extensive experience living, working, and “couchsurfing” throughout Asia, Africa, and any culture she wants to explore!
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    1 hr
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