<p>In this episode you will hear from Imani Pinder, who is a grade twelve student residing in Winnipeg, MB. Imani was one of the Justice for Black Lives Winnipeg Organizers and is now working on her own social justice projects to lift up other Black students in Her community. Listen in and take note of Imani's powerful words of courage, resilience, and success as a Black student. </p>

In this episode you will hear from Imani Pinder, who is a grade twelve student residing in Winnipeg, MB. Imani was one of the Justice for Black Lives Winnipeg Organizers and is now working on her own social justice projects to lift up other Black students in Her community. Listen in and take note of Imani's powerful words of courage, resilience, and success as a Black student.

<p>In this episode you will hear from Imani Pinder, who is a grade twelve student residing in Winnipeg, MB. Imani was one of the Justice for Black Lives Winnipeg Organizers and is now working on her own social justice projects to lift up other Black students in Her community. Listen in and take note of Imani's powerful words of courage, resilience, and success as a Black student.&nbsp;</p>

Interview with Imani Pinder

The goal of the podcast is to amplify Black voices, and create awareness opportunties for non-Black people to listen to our stories and lived-experiences in relation to education. This will be carried out through progressive culturally responsive strategies for change so that all of our Black lives matter. Our hope is that all Black students will be taught by educators who are informed and actively anti-racist and for our listeners to intentionally and respectfully listen, learn and challenge racism in our Educational system.

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Interview with Imani Pinder

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