<p>Katani and Sara discover the birthplace of abolitionism in their own backyard and field listener questions on everything from implicit bias to colorism. </p>

Katani and Sara discover the birthplace of abolitionism in their own backyard and field listener questions on everything from implicit bias to colorism.

<p>Katani and Sara discover the birthplace of abolitionism in their own backyard and field listener questions on everything from implicit bias to colorism.&nbsp;</p>

S2 Ep03 Hiking the Black Heritage Trail in the Birthplace of Abolitionism

ZEBRA FRIENDS: Katani Sumner and Sara Hunter navigate the minefields of racial sensitivity within the context of a best-friendship. Educator and Singer/Songwriter Katani grew up in Boston. Sara spent her childhood in a woodsy suburb far from the city. Their worlds collided on the soccer sidelines of their kids’ elementary school. Through honesty, humor, and years of shared experience, they have learned the joys, the challenges and the rewards of Zebra Friendship. Their mission: integration in the best way possible: friend by friend. Join the growing circle of Zebra Friends. Learn how on this month’s podcast. It’s time for real conversation in a safe space.

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S2 Ep03 Hiking the Black Heritage Trail in the Birthplace of Abolitionism

S2 Ep03 Hiking the Black Heritage Trail in the Birthplace of Abolitionism