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Visibly Unseen

Visibly Unseen

By: Author Alcina Washington-Fowler
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This podcast introduces the vision, theme, and the person behind Visibly Unseen. Capturing the essence of what is unseen and why.

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  • Brittany: Unseen & Labeled

    Brittany: Unseen & Labeled
    Jul 12 2025

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    “Seen as a Label - Unseen as Important”

    I would like to place it right here in MINNESOTA, with a case that I remember so emotionally.

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    28 mins
  • The Missing

    The Missing
    Jun 26 2025

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    We as People of Color, share OF THE SAME “FAMILIAR - NEGLECT.”

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    Disproportionate Representation: We are out of range of being properly represented.

    Disturbing and Stereotypical pieces of US are reported, which lacks the wide range of media coverage.

    Inadequate System Response: INADEQUATE, whereas we do not fit their standards, for ADEQUATE media coverage. We don’t receive the same levels of urgency as that of White women.

    WE DO NOT.

    Where are the missing?

    Whose searching for us?
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    30 mins
  • Visibly Unseen, the Introduction

    Visibly Unseen, the Introduction
    May 23 2025

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    Visibly Unseen! An introduction to the real essence of what is unseen. A glimpse into the depths of our culture. Author Alcina Washington-Fowler speaks loudly about who she is and the power that drives her. This dynamic episode opens the door to a deep conversation that has been hidden in plain sight.

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    26 mins

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