Our Companion Animals, Our Selves feat. Kay Ulanday Barrett

04/20/20 • 40 min

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Season 2 is finally here! This season I'll be discussing the meaning of survival and what significance that has to disabled people of color during this tumultuous time.

What can a companion animal mean to a disabled person of color? Turns out a hell of a lot! Listen in as I have a lively talk with acclaimed Pilipinx, trans, disabled poet Kay Ulanday Barrett about their dog Biggie. This episode is so real, there were many tears had in the studio. Bring your tissues and your heart, you'll need them!

Transcript can be found at www.powernotpity.com!

Season 2 is finally here! This season I'll be discussing the meaning of survival and what significance that has to disabled people of color during this tumultuous time.

Transcript can be found at www.powernotpity.com!

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