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Hi, BAABIES!! Quanice sits down with Erika Hawthorne to talk about the changes with DEI, the new raggedy administration, and how we will need to look out for eachtoher cuz no one else will…. all while drinking wine and whiskey.

Resources:

• “First of Its Kind” Art Center Opens in New York
• Standing Firm in the Face of Fear: Now Is the Time to Double Down on Race-Explicit Philanthropy

"The reality is, liberation will require us to break laws. If we only fight oppression within the parameters our oppressors have laid out, we will never be free." - @TheDecolonizingBruja

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Hi, BAABIES!! Quanice sits down with Keya Crenshaw to talk about supporting Black artists and communities, destroying harmful structures, and the fact that We Gone Be Alright... all while drinking Uncle Nearest and Tito's!

Resources:

• Koyo Kouoh Tapped to Curate the 2026 Venice Biennale
• Smithsonian American Art Museum Director Reportedly Removed Over Staff Complaints

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Hi, BAABIES!! Quanice sits down with Dr. Zuly Inirio and talks about the Bullsh*t and how building community helps us cope. They discuss the intersections of arts and culture and social work, the field needing to PAY US, community getting us through the bullsh*t, and SOOO MUCH MORE... all while drinking wine!

*This episode was recorded before the 2024 Election*

Resource:

• New Research from Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Finds Racial Inequities in Arts Funding
• Medicaid will cover traditional healing practices for Native Americans in 4 states
• Pittsburgh: A ‘Most Livable’ City, but Not for Black Women
• Pittsburgh's Inequality Across Gender and Race

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