Black Girls Do Politics: 250th Sis — Unfinished Business
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America is turning 250. But for Black women, the story of America has always been more complicated than a celebration.
In this episode, we are joined by Anneshia Hardy, Executive Director of Alabama Values and Alabama Values Progress; Jamie J. Johnson, former Missouri State Representative and Statewide Coalition Director for People Not Politicians; Attallah Pamoja, Afro-Latina speaker, educator, and grassroots organizer; and Zoë Rose, Content Producer for Black Girls Do Politics.
Together, these Black women from different generations and political backgrounds reflect on what 250 years of America means to them and unpack political power, progress, representation, and the issues shaping their communities.
From the progress Black women have fought generations to achieve to the challenges that remain, this conversation makes room for different perspectives on where we’ve been, where we are, and what Black women want to see from the country moving forward.
250 years later, there is still unfinished business. And Black women have something to say about it.
Black Girls Do Politics, y’all!
