Shay’s Cogitations:A Detour From Black Girl in Maine
Shay Stewart-BouleyNonprofit extraordinaire, anti-racist, Executive Director of Community Change Inc-Boston, TedX speaker, raconteur, creator of Black Girl in Maine, and professional troublemaker.
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