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X-WR-CALNAME:If We Were Free: Black Women and Girls at The Forefront of Rac
 ial Justice and the Anti-Rape Movements
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DESCRIPTION:This lecture by Salamishah Tillet and Scheherazade Tillet is co
 -sponsored by African & African Diaspora Studies Program and the Women's C
 enter. Salamishah Tillet\, Ph.D and Scheherazade Tillet\, M.A.T are the co
 -founders of a A Long Walk Home\, a non-profit organization that empowers 
 young artists and activists to end violence against all girls and women. A
  Long Walk Home has been advocating for racial and gender equity in school
 s\, communities\, and our country-at-large for over twenty years.
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SUMMARY:If We Were Free: Black Women and Girls at The Forefront of Racial J
 ustice and the Anti-Rape Movements
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 irls_at_the_forefront_of_racial_justice_and_the_anti-rape_movements_4580
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