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blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...
blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...
blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...
blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...
blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...
blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...
blackactionnow: “ BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…” This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And...

blackactionnow:

BLACK ACTION NOW!: “To My Unborn Daughter…”

This project is in response to “To My Unborn Son” created by Yale’s Black Men Union. We created this project to respectfully address that every 28 hours, a BLACK PERSON is killed. And everyday, a BLACK PERSON, is oppressed and marginalized for their existence intertwined with intersecting identity components. It’s not just about Black men; not just our fathers, not just our brothers, or our sons. That includes Black women, Black gender-nonconforming folks, and Black trans folks. It’s imperative that we keep the conversation going and discuss our experiences and concerns when it comes to the liberation of Black people.

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