Journeying Toward Activism Part 2 with Tina Strawn of Satya Yoga Trips

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Journeying Toward Activism Part 2 with Tina Strawn of Satya Yoga Trips

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Aug 19, 2019

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Jen and Tina continue their conversation in this episode and get into some of the nuances of anti-racism work- how allies can move from ally to co-conspirator, what it means to stay in one's lane, and more.

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Aug 19, 2019

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