It’s no longer black history month, but let’s be honest: black history is year round. In this special solo episode, I share fun facts about two of my favorite black creative icons, Sade and Nina Simone, plus my reviews of two TV shows rooted in black history that have been inspiring me, Snowfall and Queen Sugar.
Keep up with Aisha and the show on Instagram:
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/aishainprogress/">@aishainprogress</a>
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/young_original_andblack/">@young_original_andblack</a>

It’s no longer black history month, but let’s be honest: black history is year round. In this special solo episode, I share fun facts about two of my favorite black creative icons, Sade and Nina Simone, plus my reviews of two TV shows rooted in black history that have been inspiring me, Snowfall and Queen Sugar. Keep up with Aisha and the show on Instagram: @aishainprogress @young_original_andblack

It’s no longer black history month, but let’s be honest: black history is year round. In this special solo episode, I share fun facts about two of my favorite black creative icons, Sade and Nina Simone, plus my reviews of two TV shows rooted in black history that have been inspiring me, Snowfall and Queen Sugar.
Keep up with Aisha and the show on Instagram:
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/aishainprogress/" rel="noopener noreferrer">@aishainprogress</a>
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/young_original_andblack/" rel="noopener noreferrer">@young_original_andblack</a>

11: Black History *Year* Special: Fun Facts & Inspiration

Young, Original &amp; Black celebrates and uplifts the black voices apart of this generation’s creative class. Through interviews, conversations and live collaborations, host (and creative) Aisha Oxley explores the process, the “why” and the legacies in the making of young black creators: from visual artists to videographers and every kind of creative in between.

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Young, Original & Black celebrates and uplifts the black voices apart of this generation’s creative class. Through interviews, conversations and live collaborations, host (and creative) Aisha Oxley explores the process, the “why” and the legacies in the making of young black creators: from visual artists to videographers and every kind of creative in between.

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11: Black History Year Special: Fun Facts & Inspiration

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