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Freelance writer Shayla Price has been working independently for about a decade now, and as a Black woman, she’s encountered her fair share of challenges along the way. She shares some ideas on how we can all lift up POC freelancers in our daily work and has some great thoughts around boosting inclusivity, too.
Sponsored by Podia: podia.com/creativeclass
Sponsored by Podia: podia.com/creativeclass
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United States
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