And That's still a fire in a refresh podcast. Hi, I'm your host Felicia Baxter and welcome to another episode of

10th for always reading. My focus is going to be truly on celebrating, educating, and uplifting

my culture.

This year I plan on expanding woke history because when you don't know your history, you don't know where you came from and how much farther

you can go.

And in an effort to erase our history or make our history more whitewashed and acceptable

to the majority class, we all lose something of ourselves.

A simulation is not the key to survival anymore.

I'll also be talking and reading great titles

because again, I plan on processing

and expanding my own fund of knowledge and hopefully be able to share that

with the listening audience as well as general pop culture commentary.

This promises to be an exciting year, an exciting season,

and I hope you will join me. And as always, I appreciate you guys listening. Oh, It's a vibe.

a vibe.

First I would like to apologize for getting this episode to you too late. I spent a lot of time in

planning the upcoming episodes for the entire month of March.

This is Women's History Month, so a lot of what I'm going to be

or plan to talk about has come full circle in highlighting first and I will probably do not just only

first women but in particular first black women and women of

color as well as talking about just women history in general, a lot of us can bond over trauma and unfortunately these first people that I want to highlight,

Tarana Burke of the Me Too Movement,

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