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The Inclusive Screenwriter
United States
Приєднався 12 гру 2017
Hi!
I'm Ashwini Prasad - The Inclusive Screenwriter - and my channel is about illuminating people's stories who are often erased or marginalized from history, but whose stories deserve to be told and celebrated. I tell stories from the dramatic perspective, to the comedic perspective, and any genre in between.
I hope you find my channel informative and fun! Thanks for checking out my channel.
Contact Ashwini at:
Ebook on how to write inclusively: www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC5VSCZ
Website: www.theinclusivescreenwriter.com/
Instagram: @theinclusivescreenwriter
Twitter: @INCScreenwriter
UA-cam: The Inclusive Screenwriter
Stage 32: stage32.com/profile/714761
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/ashwiniprasad00
I'm Ashwini Prasad - The Inclusive Screenwriter - and my channel is about illuminating people's stories who are often erased or marginalized from history, but whose stories deserve to be told and celebrated. I tell stories from the dramatic perspective, to the comedic perspective, and any genre in between.
I hope you find my channel informative and fun! Thanks for checking out my channel.
Contact Ashwini at:
Ebook on how to write inclusively: www.amazon.com/dp/B08DC5VSCZ
Website: www.theinclusivescreenwriter.com/
Instagram: @theinclusivescreenwriter
Twitter: @INCScreenwriter
UA-cam: The Inclusive Screenwriter
Stage 32: stage32.com/profile/714761
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/ashwiniprasad00
62 - Pauli Murray, civil, sex and gender rights activist
Video is for educational purposes.
Pauli Murray was a civil rights activist, advocate, legal scholar and theorist, author and an Episcopal priest. They were an incredible voice for sex and gender rights. Pauli should be a household name!
Pauli Murray was a civil rights activist, advocate, legal scholar and theorist, author and an Episcopal priest. They were an incredible voice for sex and gender rights. Pauli should be a household name!
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The episode is life. Great conversation.
Hi! Bamba is great to talk to; he has a wonderful story.
A fascinating conversation!
Great interview... congrats Bamba and Ashwini!
Thanks, James!
Thank you for sharing this with our community at the Kabila today, looking forward to seeing how this podcast progresses!!!
Thank you! I look forward to people’s thoughts!
Love this idea for a podcast!!! We need more inclusivity in the arts and Ashwini is definitely one to lead the discussions!
Brilliant interview! Love Bhavani Rao! Extremely intelligent, forward thinking and insightful! Also, very kind! Among the many points I appreciated were the points on inclusivity, vibe with your tribe, supporting each other, appreciating each other's differences and constructive advice/opinion as opposed to "criticism'. (I never liked that word, lol). Then respecting one another and the Sisterhood!! Great interviewer also! Thank you, Ladies!
@@theinclusivescreenwriter4466 Thank you! Right back at. you!