This Land Is Our Land: A Tribe Called Camp

04/15/20 • 55 min

We're sitting down with Ron Frazier, the founder of A Tribe Called Camp, discussing his outdoor lifestyle concept - a movement that encourages Black people to get outside, travel and camp.

We're sitting down with Ron Frazier, the founder of A Tribe Called Camp, discussing his outdoor lifestyle concept - a movement that encourages Black people to get outside, travel and camp.

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Transcript

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this'd Janine Hayes and Brian Mason of Afro Chic. And you're joining us for one story up. A celebration of the culture of the African diaspora and the stories that created each month
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we sit down with creatives, innovators and tastemakers from a variety of different disappear. Wants to highlight the intersection of overlap of these fields. Well, evaluating and expanding our notion of black culture One story at a time.