We are 4 Women of Color that decided to produce a podcast because we have been inspired by the conversations we have had with one another about topics of feminism and social justice on campus. We thought that making this podcast would not only be beneficial and hopefully educational for some of our peers at our university, but also a means of expressing, exploring, and validating our underrepresented perspectives.  We wanted to eliminate the psychical distance between people of color and our white classmates by making our experiences more tangible by means of audio recording.

By recording our critical conversations as Women of Color, we felt that this was an authentic way to give others insight on our conversations at their true essence – including: depth, emotion, tone, volume, etc. At different points in the podcast, the listener can get a gist of who is more passionate or emotional about a topic and who is taking on more of an active listening role. As people of Color, it is a common experience to have these conversations with one another to unpack situations of microaggressions, rogue class discussions, or discomfort at our predominately white university because it can be emotionally, mentally and physically draining to navigate. It was such a beautiful process to learn and build off each other. We understood one another at a basic level, but we taught each other about our backgrounds and experiences with curiosity, patience, and love. We owned up to the areas in which we need to do more exploring and educating ourselves, while took the roles of educating one another on topics important to us. 

(In this podcast we feature two original songs by students from Clark University. Adina Cohen, A singer, songwriter, and pianist is  joined by Diego Baraona and Muhammad Kasule.  
Song one is titled "Resilient"; this song highlights the resilience of women. Song two is titled "With Our Love" this songs discusses coalition building as well as current oppressive systems) 


We really hope you enjoy. 

- With Love Light & Positivity Honëy, Kirti, Arai &Fatima

Women Of Power