Summer Dennis hails from Washington DC and is part of the soul/funk project, Summer Dennis & Rhymes. I chatted with her about their new album, Second Summer. Summer suggests "Indelible" and "Party" for your social distancing playlists. You can listen to "Indelible" at the conclusion of this episode. 

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Catch Veronica with Jessica Cañas during the Feminism in the Age of COVID-19 series on Friday, June 26th at 11 am Chicago time, 12 pm Eastern. This panel will focus on how community organizing work continues, even  at a distance, and how activists should seek a new normal that  confronts, rather than returns to, past injustices. Register for the event link.

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Welcome to the first episode of "The Feminist Agenda" where I catch up with Author Speaker Advisor. BlogHer Founder, Elisa Camahort Page. 

Elisa Camahort Page hosts her own podcast, The Op-Ed Page, is co-author of, "Road Map for Revolutionaries: Resistance, Activism, and Advocacy for All," and is a co-founder of Blogher. And yes, there is a slight tech glitch that comes from recording during a pandemic over the internet. Sorry!

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I end this episode by previewing my conversation with Summer Dennis who hails from Washington DC and is part of the soul/funk project, Summer Dennis & Rhymes. 

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