<p>In this episode, poet Ashlee Haze is in conversation with poet Rasheed Copeland about a collective shift in the way we define and value masculinity, what black women have taught him, and the work of Bell Hooks. Bonus: Rasheed shares a poem as a call to action for his "mans n' nem." Follow us on instagram! @modernephilosophy</p>

In this episode, poet Ashlee Haze is in conversation with poet Rasheed Copeland about a collective shift in the way we define and value masculinity, what black women have taught him, and the work of Bell Hooks. Bonus: Rasheed shares a poem as a call to action for his "mans n' nem." Follow us on instagram! @modernephilosophy

S3 Ep8: From Toxic masculinity to Divine masculinity w/ poet Rasheed Copeland

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S3 Ep8: From Toxic masculinity to Divine masculinity w/ poet Rasheed Copeland

S3 Ep8: From Toxic masculinity to Divine masculinity w/ poet Rasheed Copeland