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In this episode, you'll hear me in conversation with my friend, Lisa Browne, an early childhood educator, activist, and mom of two beautiful Black boys. We discuss the creative burst that happened for both of us as we became parents, the complexity of raising children to be aware of race and racism, and the amazing projects that Lisa is doing that build justice and community.
Learn more about Lisa's work with Colorful Stories here: https://colorfulstories.org/
and here: https://www.instagram.com/colorful_stories/
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