Yapping For Justice

Meet Jeremiah Khaldun! A San Francisco native, Jeremiah is the founder of Black Bird Moistures, a natural skincare brand based in San Francisco that empowers individuals to embrace their beauty and vitality. Our February discussion explores the theme of thriving once finding your community, feeling seen, and empowerment. Despite facing setbacks, like incarceration at a young age due to limited resources in his community, Jeremiah has persevered. He earned an associate’s degree in Sociology from the City College of San Francisco and is now pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. You won’t want to miss hearing from this certified Yapper™!

In this episode of Yapping for Justice, Autumn introduces Vann Jones, a transgender activist, policy analyst, and educator, born and raised in the East Bay Area. Vann explores topics related to reconnecting with the earth, transgender legislation, and disparities existing within capitalism. Get ready to laugh and learn.

In this episode for Yapping For Justice, Autumn will be speaking with Kate Treviño-Yoson, an aspiring cultural anthropologist who was born in Texas and later raised in Seattle, WA, and currently researching topics such as surveillance in racialized communities, whisper networks, and power. An enjoyer of music and art, Kate has also found a love in traveling and studying abroad, key experiences that further her joy for life. Press play to learn more about what she does and how she cultivates her aliveness.

Quick look inside the mind of Autumn Adeyan, the creator of Yapping for Justice, to understand her motivations, goals, and inspirations for this channel. We will get an understanding of her background, political leanings, and her fresh focus on aliveness.