<p>In honor of Black Women's History Month, I am sharing a conversation between myself and two of my friends and comrades, taliba obuya and Zalika Ibaorimi, about African spirituality and how it shows up in our activism, specifically activism centered in Black feminism/womanism. </p>

In honor of Black Women's History Month, I am sharing a conversation between myself and two of my friends and comrades, taliba obuya and Zalika Ibaorimi, about African spirituality and how it shows up in our activism, specifically activism centered in Black feminism/womanism.

<p>In honor of Black Women's History Month, I am sharing a conversation between myself and two of my friends and comrades, taliba obuya and Zalika Ibaorimi, about African spirituality and how it shows up in our activism, specifically activism centered in Black feminism/womanism.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 03: ATR & Black Feminism/Womanism

At the Crossroads: Intersections in African Spirituality looks at the ways African Spirituality intersects with healing, movement, and culture and informs and works in the lives of practitioners to support resilience, resistance, and liberation. 

Darasia is a hoodoo practitioner, an initiate of Oshun in the Lukumi Orisha Tradition and Egungun and Ifa in the West African Orisha Tradition, an astrologer, a card reader, and a certified clinical hypnotherapist.

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At the Crossroads: Intersections in African Spirituality looks at the ways African Spirituality intersects with healing, movement, and culture and informs and works in the lives of practitioners to support resilience, resistance, and liberation. Darasia is a hoodoo practitioner, an initiate of Oshun in the Lukumi Orisha Tradition and Egungun and Ifa in the West African Orisha Tradition, an astrologer, a card reader, and a certified clinical hypnotherapist.

At the Crossroads: Intersections in African Spirituality looks at the ways African Spirituality intersects with healing, movement, and culture and informs and works in the lives of practitioners to support resilience, resistance, and liberation.&nbsp;

Darasia is a hoodoo practitioner, an initiate of Oshun in the Lukumi Orisha Tradition and Egungun and Ifa in the West African Orisha Tradition, an astrologer, a card reader, and a certified clinical hypnotherapist.

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