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Episode 8: A conversation about colorism {Part II}
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Michelle Kayosa-Ajayi is a Zambian/Nigerian Urban Planner living in Maryland. While she has lived in the States for the majority of her life, she still has strong ties to the Zambian culture that raised her. In an effort to bring a ray of light to our current reality, Michelle is in the process of actualizing a long time dream of launching a book club that focuses on the literary expressions of authors in the diaspora. Stay Tuned!
Xenia Ruiz is a community resident in Northern Virginia and has worked in public service, the public interest, and advocacy for over 15 years. She is a former DREAMer and immigration activist and currently serves as a Board Member for Emerge Virginia and as a Commissioner on the Arlington County Commission on the Status of Women.
Michelle, Xenia, Alyia, and Katie discuss colorism and its impact on black and brown communities. The group shares their individual stories and experiences and provides insight on how we can begin the dialogue on the topic.
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Guests: Michelle Kayosa-Ajayi, Xenia Ruiz
Hosted By: Alyia Gaskins and Katie Leonard
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