Poet Dominique Christina discusses the #SayHerName movement, black women's experiences in America, and the intention of the movement. The podcast also covers a Dragyn Ride event, unique oppression faced by black women, and how white women can support equality. Stay tuned to WLRN for more!

Thistle Pettersen interviews Dominique Christina, an award-winning poet and writer, discussing topics such as her journey from being a writer to a performer, the power and reclamation of the term 'bitch', the Say Her Name movement, the complexity of black women's identity, and the intricacies of whiteness and blackness.

Lee Lakeman, a founding member of the Vancouver Rape Relief Center and women's rights activist since 1978, discusses the organization's history and ongoing efforts against gender-based violence. Laurel McBride shares insights into the shelter's operations and the importance of advocacy. Spoken-word artist Dominique Christina captivates with "The Period Poem," addressing societal stigma around menstruation. Together, they emphasize resilience in feminist activism and explore the critical need for community support and solidarity among women.