Screenwriter Kale Futterman is penning the perspectives of Black and Biracial characters in her work, including the global hit, Ginny & Georgia, available on Netflix. In addition to her impressive resume in screenwriting, working as a writer right now also means advocating for fair compensation and joining other artists on strike. Today Kale takes a break from the picket lines to discuss the future of storytelling and share what’s at stake if negotiations aren’t made. Listen as Kale shares:

• How to her own experience being a Biracial women allowed her to lend her voice to Ginny & Georgia
• How writing helped her find her voice and hone her own perspective
• What she’s interested in seeing on screen 
• Why it’s important to have a diverse writers room at all levels
• What’s at stake for writers of color during this time
• How to make your story your superpower
• Ways to support the artists currently on strike

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Watch Ginny & Georgia, Episode 205: Latkes are Lit