Ep 72 Being Black at School Founder Kelly Hurst
Episode von Midlife Mixtape von Nancy Davis Kho: Gen X humor writer and '80s song lyrics over-quoter · 14. April 2020 · 43 min
“Notice that people have been left out”: Kelly Wickham Hurst of Being Black at School talks about tackling systemic racism, the midlife freedom that comes from saying “I don’t know,” and Wham! in that minute when they were still Wham!UK.
* Being Black at School website
* @mochamomma on Twitter
* East Oakland Collective
* PrepareToLaunchU.com
* MaskUpForAmerica.org
I’m not sure 14-year-old Kelly would agree, but for me this song represents Peak George Michael
Thanks as always to M. The Heir Apparent, who provides the music behind the podcast – check him out here!
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