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Historical Research and Creative Expression: Kilala Ichie-Vincent
Melanie Manos and Kilala Ichie-Vincent discuss intersectionality and Kilala's research on African American women's contributions and labor.
In this video, Melanie Manos and Kilala Ichie-Vincent discuss intersectionality and Kilala’s research on African American women’s contributions and labor.
To gain more insight into the concept of intersectionality which Melanie and Kilala reference in the video, hear from Womankind.org and UNWomen.org.
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