In this powerful final Part 2 of a two-part series, spoken word poet, photographer, activist, and Girls Write Now mentee Sharjah M. Bodji sits down with artivist, community organizer, spoken word poet, and author of Hues of Magic, Katherine Vargas, for a compelling conversation on the intersection of art, activism, and identity. Together, they explore the transformative power of spoken word poetry in advocating for BIPOC experiences, the importance of intersectionality in creative expression, and the role of art in challenging social injustices. Tune in as they dive into their shared experiences navigating multiple identities while using their craft to amplify marginalized voices and create meaningful change in their communities.Writing Prompt: Your ancestors' wildest dreams have always been the freedom of happiness. How will you choose to honor that today? Tomorrow? Always?

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