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Women's Spaces Radio Show of July 6, 2020
Women's Spaces Radio Show of 7/6/2020 with host Elaine B Holtz and guests Sydni Davenport on her song Black Lives Matter and Dr. Kim D. Hester Williams returns for Feminism and Black Lives Matter, Part 3: Early Feminists Were Abolitionists. Black Live Matter is a movement of insisting "no more messing around!", to put
it politely by Dr. Williams. The Me-Too movement was a similar cry of "enough is
enough." Now with the pandemic, Me-too and Black LIves
Matter we have the time to reflect and to protest for a better nation
and world. Dr.William’s favorite science fiction author Octavia
Butler stresses community in her writings, which is enabled by
compassion, empathy, and care for one another to survive. - Show ID: WSA200706
This show is archived on its unique webpage where links of the guests, biographies of the guests, items referenced, playlist and upcoming events announced on the show at http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSA20/WSA200706.html
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By Elaine B. Holtz and Kenneth E. Norton
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Women's Spaces Radio Show of 7/6/2020 with host Elaine B Holtz and guests Sydni Davenport on her song Black Lives Matter and Dr. Kim D. Hester Williams returns for Feminism and Black Lives Matter, Part 3: Early Feminists Were Abolitionists. Black Live Matter is a movement of insisting "no more messing around!", to put
it politely by Dr. Williams. The Me-Too movement was a similar cry of "enough is
enough." Now with the pandemic, Me-too and Black LIves
Matter we have the time to reflect and to protest for a better nation
and world. Dr.William’s favorite science fiction author Octavia
Butler stresses community in her writings, which is enabled by
compassion, empathy, and care for one another to survive. - Show ID: WSA200706
This show is archived on its unique webpage where links of the guests, biographies of the guests, items referenced, playlist and upcoming events announced on the show at http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSA20/WSA200706.html