In this episode, I talk with Zoe from Of Black Wombhood, a community audio-visual project exploring the narratives of Black womb-bearers. We discuss their work, as well as the life of Samaria Rice and the Tamir Rice Afrocentric Cultural Center.

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Resources

Micheal Rakowitz's exhibition

https://www.spacescle.org/exhibitions/2018/07/14/a-color-removed

Samaria Rice and Amanda D. King's work

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/art-tamir-rices-mother-samaria-turning-tragedy-teaching-opportunity-1612330