In this episode, Michelle Coles and I talk about so many things:
- How transactions across different types of places teach us to see and celebrate difference as well as connect through commonality
- The importance of authentic and intersectional stories of rurality
- How we’re essentially in a third cycle of Reconstruction and civil rights
- Her inspiration for writing the book and how Malcom’s story connects to her own lived experiences.
The things we talked about are so important to consider in this current cultural moment and I hope that you (and/or your students) will join us in thinking about it all. If you like what you hear, please like, comment, subscribe, review, and/or tell a friend.
Get the book: https://michellecoles.com/blackwastheink
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