Hey listeners, it's Brittany. I've got a question for you. How do you build a better, freer, more just world?

I mean, other than tuning in here every week

to our undistracted conversations.

This week, I got to be in community

with some of the smartest people I know to discuss that

question. On Tuesday night the media partnered with Chime for Change, Gucci's

global campaign for gender equality to host 21 for 21,

21, a virtual gathering of 21

intersectional feminist change makers, including well-known artists,

performers, global leaders, and more.

I mean, y'all, Amanda Gorman was there. And so is the incredible

data scientist Joy Blomini, as well as Francia Marquez, the environmental justice

activist who's now running for president of Colombia.

And this is men's fight too.

The conversation you'll hear later in this episode with writer, comedian, and Oscar-winning

director Trayvon Freee was recorded at the event. So to watch the

entire show register for free at 21 for 21. Live. And to learn more about

our partner and the sponsor for this episode,

chime for change, head to equilibrium. So confession time time like a lot of folks. I have been a little scared to speak about Israel and Palestine.

Don't get me wrong. I've long about Israel and Palestine.

And don't get me wrong.

I've long wanted to make my solidarity

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