This week on Me Too, Duke University senior Allayne Thomas performs “Too” a monologue about black womanhood. After the performance, we are lucky enough to welcome Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith to the show to discuss the piece and what it means to be a black woman in America today.
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Produced by Nicole Stepovich and Fayfay Ning
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
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This week on Me Too, Duke University senior Allayne Thomas performs “Too” a monologue about black womanhood. After the performance, we are lucky enough to welcome Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith to the show to discuss the piece and what it means to be a black woman in America today.
Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, and leave a review!
You can share your own stories through our website: http://www.metoomonologuesduke.org/
We are on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeTooMonologues/
Produced by Nicole Stepovich and Fayfay Ning
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
In the second episode of the season, Duke University senior Sonali Biswas performs “Things Men and Boys Have Said To Me”, a monologue about sexual assault and harassment. After the performance, Gaby sits down with Sam Meyers who serves as the current theatrical director for the Me Too Monologues live show, as well as with Sonali who serves as one of the co-executive producers for this year’s show. Sam, Sonali and Gaby get together in the recording booth to discuss the piece and its relevance to their own experiences as women on Duke’s campus. They also comment on the broader conversation that has been taking place in our country with regards to the importance of speaking up and demonstrating solidarity when it comes to incidents of sexual assault and harassment.
*We want to give a trigger warning for this episode, as the monologue contains content about sexual assault and harassment.
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You can share your own stories through our website: www.metoomonologuesduke.org/
We are on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MeTooMonologues/
Produced by Allison McHorse and Gaby Martinez-Moure
Music by Chen Xia-Ting
Me Too
This week on Me Too, Duke University senior Allayne Thomas performs “Too” a monologue about black womanhood. After the performance, we are lucky enough to welcome Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith to the show to discuss the piece and what it means to be a black woman in America today.
Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, and leave a review!
You can share your own stories through our website: http://www.metoomonologuesduke.org/
We are on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeTooMonologues/
Produced by Nicole Stepovich and Fayfay Ning
Music by Chen Xia-Ting