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Mules of the World
In this week's episode, we explore why the women's suffrage movement did not include black women -- don't believe the fallacy of it's been 100 years.
- Do you know what the definition of suffrage is?
- Do you know when black women got the right to vote?
We dive deeper into the term "mules of the world" as it was defined by Zora Neale Hurston. We also offer insight into how black women can remain resilient and stay sane and continue to do our part. We also offer highlights from Neesha, the creator of Racy Girl, suggestions for black women to protect their peace in these times. We close out the show with another edition of 'One Gotta Go' Black Women TV Lawyers style.
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By Professional Use Only PodcastIn this week's episode, we explore why the women's suffrage movement did not include black women -- don't believe the fallacy of it's been 100 years.
- Do you know what the definition of suffrage is?
- Do you know when black women got the right to vote?
We dive deeper into the term "mules of the world" as it was defined by Zora Neale Hurston. We also offer insight into how black women can remain resilient and stay sane and continue to do our part. We also offer highlights from Neesha, the creator of Racy Girl, suggestions for black women to protect their peace in these times. We close out the show with another edition of 'One Gotta Go' Black Women TV Lawyers style.
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Be sure to share this episode with others and please subscribe.
You can also help support and sustain our show by becoming a member of our Patreon! Once you join you will get access to exclusive content and also participate in our live Q&As.
Click here to join our Patreon.
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Send Mail to PUOPodcast:
P.O. Box 2355
Apopka, FL 32704
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Do You Wanna Be On The Show? Send us your Dear Karen letters at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook -- #dearpuo
Do You Have A Colleague Memo? If you have a question you'd like for us to answer on the show, please email us at [email protected] -- #colleaguememo
Follow Us on Social Media - @PUOPodcast (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook)
Visit our website and sign up for our newsletter. There you can catch up on all things Professional Use Only Podcast.
Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.