Zanele is a culture and diversity strategist based in Portland, Oregon, honored as one of the most influential women by the Portland Business Journal in 2020. We talk about Black hair, celebrating Black culture and much more. 
This episode was produced by Priscilla Alabi (<a href="https://twitter.com/Priscilla_Alabi">@Priscilla_Alabi)</a> and Teddy Grant (<a href="https://twitter.com/TeddyGReports">@TeddygReports</a>)

Zanele is a culture and diversity strategist based in Portland, Oregon, honored as one of the most influential women by the Portland Business Journal in 2020. We talk about Black hair, celebrating Black culture and much more. This episode was produced by Priscilla Alabi (@Priscilla_Alabi) and Teddy Grant (@TeddygReports)

Zanele is a culture and diversity strategist based in Portland, Oregon, honored as one of the most influential women by the Portland Business Journal in 2020. We talk about Black hair, celebrating Black culture and much more.&nbsp;
This episode was produced by Priscilla Alabi (<a href="https://twitter.com/Priscilla_Alabi" rel="noopener noreferrer">@Priscilla_Alabi)</a> and Teddy Grant (<a href="https://twitter.com/TeddyGReports" rel="noopener noreferrer">@TeddygReports</a>)

Episode 2: Your Black Friend Today is Zanele Mutepfa-Rhone

Your Black Friend is a podcast about Black folks answering questions that white folks have about what it means to be Black in the United States.

The truth is that many white people don’t have any Black friends, yet they’re encouraged to become allies. 

In each episode host, Maxwell Griffin will invite a new Black friend on and they’ll candidly answer anonymous questions submitted by white people. 

Ultimately, the hope is that listening to these conversations help you go beyond allyship and become a co-conspirator in the work to dismantle systemic racism.

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Your Black Friend is a podcast about Black folks answering questions that white folks have about what it means to be Black in the United States. The truth is that many white people don’t have any Black friends, yet they’re encouraged to become allies. In each episode host, Maxwell Griffin will invite a new Black friend on and they’ll candidly answer anonymous questions submitted by white people. Ultimately, the hope is that listening to these conversations help you go beyond allyship and become a co-conspirator in the work to dismantle systemic racism.

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Episode 2: Your Black Friend Today is Zanele Mutepfa-Rhone

Episode 2: Your Black Friend Today is Zanele Mutepfa-Rhone