Join us for an exceptional closing episode of Women's History Month, with Dr. Anna Malaika Tubbs, who spent three years studying three mothers-- mothers of Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X and James Baldwin.
Throughout this conversation, we explore Anna's advocacy for women of color, her insights into the unique challenges they face, and the impact of her global upbringing on her work. As we conclude our celebration of Women's History Month, Anna's narrative is a testament to the strength, resilience, and significance of women's stories in crafting a more inclusive and understanding world. This finale is not just a look back at the incredible women we've highlighted throughout the month but also a forward-looking perspective on how we can all contribute to a more equitable society. Anna's accomplishments and perspectives remind us of the ongoing journey towards equality and the crucial role of education, understanding, and advocacy in this process.
