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Day 17: The Revolutionary Power of Black Joy

9/23/2021

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In this TED talk, community organizer and queer activist Miracle Jones explains Black joy why this sense of pride and hope is another crucial component of the racial justice movement. Do you agree that joy is a necessary ingredient of hope? How do you express joy, even in troubling times?
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