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The official podcast of @SpelmanCollege ran by students in Spelman’s Social Justice Program💙Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & Stitcher 🎙

Atlanta, GA
Joined March 2020
Hey guys! Time to open outlook again 😴 It’s Spring Semester and TBR is ready to tap in! 🤍 Here’s a recap of TBR Season 4, let us know what’s been your favorite piece of content so far!
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Reminder of our New Member Application! It closes tonight!! We hope to see yours :) Link in bio 💙
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Your chance is here: Join us for our informational meeting this Thursday, May 4th, at 6:45 PM. The application for New Team Members is open at bit.ly/2324NMA, and you can find the information for the zoom on this flyer
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Tune in to the new For The Record episode! Available everywhere you listen to podcasts.
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We appreciate our listeners who’ve tuned in recently and so thankful for our listeners who’ve been here since the beginning. We can’t say it enough, Happy Anniversary to The Blue Record!
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Join us in listening to our newest episode in collaboration with LaKia Williams (she/her) of Black Feminist Rants with our hosts as they delive into trans and queer students experiences at Spelman diving into topics about white supremacy at HBCUS and student radicalism. Out now!
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Want to learn more about the Stop Cop City Movement? In this week’s TBR episode our hosts discuss the movement, the recent AUC forum held by Mayor Andre Dickens, and more ways to get involved in the next few weeks. Link is in our bio!
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Happy Women's History Month! To be at a place like Spelman College we constantly embody the celebration of our students and alumnae every day in our excellence. We hope you find the time to listen to our old episodes dedicated to the women who've paved the way for many of us.
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Happy Monday! Our amazing director, Elizabeth, had the wonderful opportunity to be a part of the 2023 HBCU White House Briefing, with @VP and @KeishaBottoms, to discuss financial equity among HBCUS. If you want to hear more, check out our newest blog post in our bio!
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Check out our new episode “Self love: Black Hair” as our hosts delve into their own personal hair journeys and the role of hair within our communities from the natural hair noblemente to the foundation of hair salons and barbershops as a mean of connection and community. Out now!
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The biggest shout out to our director, Elizabeth Gowans, for representing Spelman and TBR 🎙 at the HBCU Student Journalist Briefing at the White House, with Vice President Kamala Harris and Keisha Lance Bottoms!! #hbcubriefing23 Go show Elizabeth some TBR love!
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Our amazing director!
We see you Elizabeth Gowans, C'2023, representing at the White House! Tune in now bit.ly/3EujIxW
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Got any blog posts in your back pocket? Consider submitting them to the Blue Record Podcast! The link for submissions are in our bio!
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Happy Black Love Day! Black love represents who we all are. Our resilience, our strength, our vulnerability. We hope you can find time today to look into the 5 tenets of Black Love and find time to show up for yourself and those who you love!
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“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” - MLK Jr. Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As we celebrate him today, remember the profound impact he had as he fought against the injustices of this world.
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Check and fill out our Instagram story to set your intentions for the new year and find an accountability buddy as we start off 2023! - With love, The Blue Record Podcast
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Happy Kwanzaa! We hope you take a minute and reflect on the 7 Principles of Kwanzaa.
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Happy holidays to you, our amazing followers, we hope you take some time to watch some holiday movies and enjoy your break! - The Blue Record 🤍
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Happy Hanukkah from The Blue Record!
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The Blue Record sends our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Stephen “tWitch” Boss. An iconic dancer and actor, his meaning and importance to Black people is indescribable. We encourage everyone to check on those you love.
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To advocate for mental health resources in Black spaces and support the active work of making this a world where all feel cherished. Rest in Power.