These are some of the BIPOC people I listened to, read and was taught fathoms by on this Juneteenth day in 2020 the year of Covid-19 (that’s two nineteen sans two twenties if you’re counting) Discovered on Patreon/the show up Juneteenth Edition Amelia Ray, Madison McFerrin and Dee 1 Support them on patreon for https://www.patreon.com/ameliaray, https://www.patreon.com/madmcferrin https://www.patreon.com/dee1music. Reading Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston. Practicing yoga and meditation in silent protest with Saada Hafiz, Jessica Said, and Jacob Ross Reynolds https://instagram.com/saeedahafiz?igshid=1lt3xx99dpiwu https://instagram.com/jseid?igshid=i9njww7cgbkv https://instagram.com/jacobrossreynolds?igshid=5fvpid92j8g0. Read a poem called Ships (1619-1865) by Guérin-Kairu copyright and written by https://link.medium.com/jCSkB9zxs7 and a poem by me yet to be titled inspired by Guérin-Kairu https://instagram.com/guerin.kairu?igshid=1v5g2eonxav5s and written today. #allyship #antiracism #wakeup #growup #showup #antiracist #blacklivesmatter #amplifyblackvoices #dismantlewhitesupremacy #inclusion #activeallyship #gratitude #weseeyou #communitybuilding #wakeupandsayyay --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yayshow/message