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The Transnational Politics of June Jordan with Monaye Johnson

This teach-in explores the radical transnational politics of June Jordan embedded in her writings, explores the concept of transnational solidarity, and provides insights on the dangers of erasing the anti-imperialist aspects of Black feminisms.

Monaye Johnson is an incoming Africana Studies PhD student at Brown University, a cultural worker, abortion doula, RJ practitioner, and runs the digital blog @Blackreadingtoheal.

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