Rooted in Heritage: A Conversation with Chi-Chi Anyanwu and Kenyon Hill

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In the episode, I am continuing to explore liberation, and to do so, I share the mic with my friends, Chi-Chi Anyanwu and Kenyon Hill, as we explore themes of our roots, heritage, storytelling, music, and the importance of land ownership (it all goes together, I promise). These themes converge due to the impact of reading "Rooted: The American Legacy of Land Theft and the Modern Movement for Black Land Ownership" by Brea Baker, a beautifully written work. We are fan girls and a boy over here about thee Brea Baker. As you listen, I invite you to reflect on your own stories of connection, groundedness, and family of origin or family of choice. 

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