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This week, Dahlia and Amy reflect on the past years of pop culture, feminism, and rageful conversations. Backtalk couldn’t have happened without its listeners and all of the thoughtful feedback that have sparked convos in each episode. We’ve giggled, we’ve cried, and we’ve learned so much along the way. Thanks so much for all of the support. Always and forever, your rage cheerleaders! You can follow Amy at: https://twitter.com/amyadoyzie https://www.instagram.com/amylamjam byamylam.com You can follow Dahlia at: https://twitter.com/salvadordahlia https://www.instagram.com/dahliabalcazar https://www.salvadordahlia.com
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