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Black Lives Matter in SLC

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In this fourth episode of a five part series on justice, Dr. Andrea Baldwin is joined by Rae Duckworth , the operating chairperson for Black Lives Matter Utah Chapter to talk about racial justice. Rae has been at the forefront of activism in Salt Lake City since August, 2021, and her journey has been deeply personal. As a black queer woman and the cousin of Bobby Ray Duckworth, who tragically lost his life at the hands of police during a mental health crisis, Rae's commitment to justice and community empowerment has been shaped by pain, resilience, and an unwavering dedication to the collective well-being of black and brown people in Utah. The two  dive deep into Rae's personal journey to activism, the unique challenges of fighting for racial justice in Salt Lake City, and the ongoing fight for liberation. Rae will also share insights on the intersectionality of race, gender, and mental health within the Black Lives Matter movement, and discuss how communities can contribute meaningfully to the fight for justice.

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