
Black Girls Do Politics Civic Learning Fund is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) providing civic education and political information for Black communities. Our companion 501(c)(4), Black Girls Do Politics Action Fund, produces our podcast.
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Alexis Buchanan Thomas sits down with Founder & Editor of The Community Reporter, for a conversation about the experiences of Black women in the U.S. and UK.
From healthcare and representation to independent journalism and whose stories g...
Join us LIVE here as we sit down with , Founder & Editor of The Community Reporter, to explore the experiences of Black women in the U.S. and UK and the issues we continue to face, from healthcare and media to politics and representation....
250 years. Two and a half centuries. That’s how old this country is. It’s one of the youngest countries and it shows: temper tantrums, growing pains, lashing out. Its identity is new, confused and oftentimes too grand for itself.
Then ther...
This week I had the opportunity to visit Montgomery, Alabama, and the Legacy Sites built by the Equal Justice Initiative. The sites ask visitors to reckon with our history of racial injustice in one of the many places it was experienced. It...
We asked Black women across generations to challenge some of the assumptions made about their political views and where they stand.
Because Black women’s politics have never been one size fits all. 🎙️
Heres what Cydnee Harris sha...
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Black Girls Do Politics Civic Learning Fund is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) organization providing civic education and political information. Our companion organization, Black Girls Do Politics Action Fund (501(c)(4)), produces our podcast.
Journalist, founder of The Community Reporter previously known as The Source.
Global inclusion organizational trainer, 2x TEDx speaker, filmmaker and HBCU professor focusing on cross-cultural storytelling and strategy with a purpose to uplift our global communities \ud83c\udded\ud83c\uddf9\ud83c\uddf1\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udf49\ud83c\uddf5\ud83c\uddf7
Former State Representative. Exceptional American.
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