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Adenike Olanrewaju knows first hand what it feels like to be overlooked and to have her story told by someone who doesn't look like or fully understand her - instead of sitting back and doing nothing, she founded AYO (Joy in Yoruba), a digital magazine and international meeting place for black women to share honest and relevant stories in their voice.
AYO is a labor of love that Adenike hopes will be a wellspring of cultural examinations and celebration; a place where various kinds of black women can exist and find joy wherever they are. Press play and be inspired to be the change you want to see today.
Connect with Adenike on Instagram @missadenikeo and AYO @ayomagazine
After listening, be sure to leave a review, share this podcast with your network, and follow ManiFeast.
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Adenike Olanrewaju knows first hand what it feels like to be overlooked and to have her story told by someone who doesn't look like or fully understand her - instead of sitting back and doing nothing, she founded AYO (Joy in Yoruba), a digital magazine and international meeting place for black women to share honest and relevant stories in their voice.
AYO is a labor of love that Adenike hopes will be a wellspring of cultural examinations and celebration; a place where various kinds of black women can exist and find joy wherever they are. Press play and be inspired to be the change you want to see today.
Connect with Adenike on Instagram @missadenikeo and AYO @ayomagazine
After listening, be sure to leave a review, share this podcast with your network, and follow ManiFeast.