Episode 3: We discuss her creative business and how Black writers tell joyful and uplifting stories.

Broke Girls Dream Too
12/03/2022 37 min Temporada 1 Episodio 3

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Hey Y’all, Welcome to Episode 3: of Broke Girls Dream Too, Interview with Author, Coach, and Story Listener Safiya Robinson. We discuss her business and how Black writers tell joyful and uplifting stories. Hope you enjoy it!!!  For more information, you can follow us on Instagram @brokegirlsdreamtoo or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/brokegirlsdreamtoo

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