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Gianna Campa, co-creator of Blacklining.net interviews University Writing: Human Rights professor, Aisha Wilson Carter. The two discuss topics such as recent backlash to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in schools, Black trauma, and the influence of motherhood on activism.

Gianna Campa, co-creator of Blacklining.net interviews Philadelphian writer, media maker, and organizer, Tyler Campbell. The two discuss topics such as the power of poetry, combatting monolithic perspectives of the inner city, and the power of educating and empowering youth.

Mackenzie August, co-creator of Blacklining.net interviews former English & Ethnic Studies professor, Omari Weekes Ph.D. The two discuss topics such as how racism is woven into academia, how they learned to thrive in an academic environment, and what productive discourse within a movement looks like.

Gianna Campa, a co-creator of Blacklining.net, interviews New York City based artists Sola (Jessica Omokheyeke) and Piper Page. The two women break down what it's like to be an up and coming Black female artist, exploring their experiences with the music industry, academia, and their childhoods.

Mackenzie August and Gianna Campa, co-creators of Blacklining, sit down for an interview with friends Maria Sulaiman and Leah Jackson. The group discusses aspects of their experiences as Black women in America, ranging from code switching to eurocentric beauty standards.   Find the full video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt0v6ijej1M&t=43s&ab_channel=Blacklining Visit www.blacklining.net for more content fighting against the criminalization and exploitation of Black people.    Instagram: @black.lining  Facebook: Blacklining   BLACKLINING MISSION STATEMENT: BLACKLINING is an intellectual retaliation against the criminalization and exploitation of Black people.  We are shedding light on the dark history of America: a history of oppressive systems built on the backs of Black people that continues to weigh them down today. Working through the diverse points of view that inform the Black Lives Matter movement, we will examine the connections and conflicts within reform and abolition, conventional and unconventional protesting, and action and performance through research-based analysis, personal experiences, creative contributions, and more. We advocate for empathy and awareness of Black oppression. It is only through dismantling  historic systems of oppression that we can write a future based in equity.