Ladies Leading Ava Thompson Greenwell
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This five-episode podcast highlights the work and personal lives of some of the pioneering women featured in the new groundbreaking book, Ladies Leading: The Black Women Who Control Television News. The discussions focus on the racism and sexism they endured while simultaneously working for more fair and balanced coverage and better mentoring.
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Ep. 040 Farewell to Ladies Leading Podcast and on to Something New?
Ladies Leading Host Ava Thompson Greenwell is joined by her family members as she announces a new direction for the podcast. Can you say pause? You can use this link to listen (or relisten) to previous episodes.
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Ep. 039 Daschell Phillips Hills is a Journalist Who Loves Fact and Fiction
Managing Editor Daschell Phillips works with a variety of writing genres – including the sacred and the secular.
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Ep. 038 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Expert Stefanie Hicks Breaks Down the Fundamentals
Diversity, equity and inclusion, also known as DEI, are the buzz words in many workplaces. Corporate leader Stefanie Hicks breaks down what it means, why it's important in every industry and how to assess whether your companie's DEI plans are more than just talk.
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Ep. 037 Author Deborah Douglas Combines Travel and Black Protest History
Journalist Deborah Douglas has traveled many writing roads. This time, her journey has prompted her to write the first book to cover the offcial civil rights trail in the South.
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Ep. 036 Author Sheryl Lewis Offers Some Pearls of Wisdom for this Mother's Day Special
Sheryl Lewis is the author of From the Kitchen Table: Words of Wisdom, Acts of Love, and Food for the Soul. She says her life has been deliciously full because of her love for family.
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Ep. 035 Orthopaedic surgeon Surrenthia Parker is making history and building the future
Surrenthia Parker is one of the first Black women orthopaedic surgeons in the U.S. She is listed as a pioneer in The History of Black Women in Orthopaedic Surgery website. Although still low, she says she is seeing progress as the number of Black women surgeons grows.
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