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Marley Dias Talks About What Freedom For Black Girls Means To Her

Published February 10, 2022

Marley Dias Talks About What Freedom For Black Girls Means To Her

February 10, 2022

The author and activist will be a panelist for  Black Girl Freedom Week 2022. “Black Girl Freedom Week is really about making sure we spread the gratitude and curiosity about social justice,” she said to Girls United. Dias began #1000BlackGirlBooks, an ongoing donation drive of books. Since she launched the now-viral campaign, she has been adamant about pouring into her community through various means. Her involvement with Black Girl Freedom Week is an extension of that work.


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