<h1>Episode Notes</h1>
<p>On this episode, SunAh delves into the history of Black History Month and the legacy of Black intellectualism with Dr. Saida Grundy, a feminist sociologist of race & ethnicity and an Assistant Professor of Sociology and African-American Studies at Boston University.</p>

Episode Notes On this episode, SunAh delves into the history of Black History Month and the legacy of Black intellectualism with Dr. Saida Grundy, a feminist sociologist of race & ethnicity and an Assistant Professor of Sociology and African-American Studies at Boston University.

Episode Notes
<p>On this episode, SunAh delves into the history of Black History Month and the legacy of Black intellectualism with Dr. Saida Grundy, a feminist sociologist of race &amp; ethnicity and an Assistant Professor of Sociology and African-American Studies at Boston University.</p>

S1E14 - Behind Black History Month

Join SunAh, University of Memphis professor, author, goal setting coach, and coffee lover, as she catches up with experts from across the country, who are investigating our most pressing social issues and common curiosities. Each week she invites a different thought-provoking guest to grab a cup of coffee and chat about their motivations, inspirations, and what they know about the world around us.

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