I know I know we have been away way too long. I think I really took to heart what

NAP Ministry founder Tricia Hershey told us in season three about rest as a form of resistance and liberation.

I rested a little.

Okay, I haven't exactly been resting this whole time,

but I have been cooking up a new season which drops in April.

I am so excited to share this upcoming season with you, and all will be revealed in a few

short weeks.

Let's just say, this is one of the most meaningful seasons. If you're into

getting free, watch this space. To hold you over, let's revisit one of the most

important conversations I had last year.

Last spring, we explored what body autonomy means for black women in a post-Rove-Waid world.

The battle is still underway on the state level.

Bodley autonomy is very much the fight that we have been having since we came to this soil, right?

And I think in a post-Roe world, in many ways,

we're having a similar fight, I won't say the same,

but a similar fight that our ancestors' fault

to be able to define for ourselves what we are doing

and what that looks like. Here's some of my conversation with dynamic journalist in Noah Changa,

who wrote a great comprehensive article for Harper's Bazaar last year titled

What's Next for Row v. Wade? During this conversation she revealed that

nearly two decades ago she had two abortions.

Yeah, so the first one was about 17 years ago

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