Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, PhD Belonging to Blackness Podcast: Episodes S1, Ep 005 with Alicia Anabel Santos “La Santera” on ancestral veneration and what it means to “stand in the fullness of one’s Blackness” (part 2)

S1, Ep 005 with Alicia Anabel Santos “La Santera” on ancestral veneration and what it means to “stand in the fullness of one’s Blackness” (part 2)

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Part 2: In this episode, host Yndia continues the conversation with Alicia Anabel Santos “La Santera” as they discuss what it means to “stand in the fullness of one’s Blackness,” the Hollywood-ization of African descended rituals, and La Santera Spiritual Consultancy’s upcoming trips to Cuba.

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Taecha Lorick says:

February 13, 2020 at 6:11 pm

I learned so much from this episode.
I am black and beautiful
Thanks Yndia, and Alicia.

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