Opal Palmer Adisa: Championing Miss Lou to the Worl'

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For Posterity

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Recorded live in Jamaica, this podcast critically explores life, art, and culture. Yes, everything from music to the _isms to migration to love. Press play on conversations and musings that give way to reflections on what matters to us today, so that our voices may be preserved and future generations can know.

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Opal Palmer Adisa: Championing Miss Lou to the Worl'

For Posterity

42 minutes 24 seconds

3 years ago

Opal Palmer Adisa: Championing Miss Lou to the Worl'

In this episode I speak with Professor Opal Palmer Adisa. She is an acclaimed poet, writer, educator, feminist, mother, and cultural activist. We discuss the power of words -- in particular the words of Louise Bennett-Coverley -- to inspire voice, critique culture, and uplift the Jamaican people. Opal is building the inaugural Miss Lou Festival in Gordon Town, Jamaica on October 15, 2022. If you or your oganization is keen to contribute talent or financial support, please write to louisebennettcoverleyfestival@gmail.com. Much love. This is For Posterity.