Hi, I'm Stage and Stages, Lin-Manual Miranda, and you're listening to The Hamilkast.

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Hello everyone, I'm Jillian. Welcome back to The Hamilkast.

Today we're picking up where we left off last week with members of both the Hamilton Company

and the Ham for Progress initiative, Ashley Delarosa and Jared Dixon.

We're talking about the very important work being done within the theatre community

in regards to racial justice and making sure Broadway comes back better for everyone.

There's a lot more to do, so thank you for joining us for this conversation.

If you missed last week, that's episode 276.

Make sure you catch up there first.

Look, I know I say that every week, but it's extra crucial this week.

You can find links for resources and more information on how you can take part in making

these changes happen in the show notes and at thehamilkast.com.

So if you're all caught up, I'll leave you to it.

Here's part two of my conversation with Ashley Delarosa and Jared Dixon.

I'd love to talk a little bit about this sort of performative activism that we touched

on earlier because I'm seeing a little bit on social media that there are...

Now people are mad at others for not doing enough, for not doing it right,

or not saying the right thing.

And there are times where it feels like people are competing for activism points.

And I would love to hear your perspective on all of it.

You're both laughing hysterically.

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