February 25, 2024

Season 7 Episode 70: Dr. Addie Ellis

By Vicki Stockbridge

To close out our season of stellar Youth Developers and Change Makers we’re joined by Dr. Addie Ellis, author of the book Black Butterfly: Essays on isms and lived experiences in a race-centric nation and the call to action.

Dr. Ellis walks us through the three parts of her book and what it looks like to take off our masks and show up, exactly as we are. We couldn’t have asked for a better final episode of season seven, we’ll be back in your ear soon. 

Listen to the full episode in this link.

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