How can organization or community space make space

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1. My question for the class is do you believe there is colorism within the hip hop and R&B industry? Can you be more famous depending on your appearance than your talent?

2. How can an organization or community space make a space that centers QBIPOC communities? How can these community organizers frame their work around abolition work?

3. Who is a revolutionary figure that you see represents your definition of Black feminism and how has their impact on the community shaped you?

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