In this episode of People’s Party with Talib Kweli activist Tamika Mallory opens up about the challenges of her work and her commitment in fighting on behalf of marginalized peoples.
The prominent leader holds nothing back while discussing her work, past controversies, and her goals for the future.
If you are ready to dive deeper into the intersectional black activist movement, this insightful interview is absolutely essential.
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