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We Are Timeless; The Woman King and other things with Emilyne Mondo

Host Emilyne Mondo shares thoughts on why Woman King is a watershed moment, how black artists are timeless, why this is an important moment for dark skin women in film, and giving thanks to our peers and ancestors in this changing time.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/priv ...  Show more

Mondologue: Their words not mine. ( This should feel like a cuddle )

Emilyne Mondo reads 2 poems by Rumi and an extract from writing by Dr. Bayo Akomfole followed by words by Angel kyodo Williams. reading and sharing wisdom that has helped me in tricky times. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https:// ...  Show more

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