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Garvia Bailey

Garvia Bailey

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Co-founder, Media Girlfriends

Toronto

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  • The Truth Is, I Don't Want To Hear Your Blackface Confessions

    By Garvia Bailey| Yahoo Canada Verified I spend all day talking, thinking about talking, writing about talking, talking into microphones — talking, a lot. It’s what I do as a broadcaster. But every now and again I find myself avoiding certain conversations. Say, when it’s reported that our prime minister’s go-to costume on at least three occasions has been engaging in racist cosplay. As a Black woman, talking about racism and all it entails is a spiritually exhausting, physically taxing, intellectually draining undertaking.

    By Garvia Bailey · Yahoo Canada

    Oct. 03, 2019

  • The Truth Is, I Don't Want To Hear Your Blackface Confessions

    By Garvia Bailey| huffingtonpost.ca@ I spend all day talking, thinking about talking, writing about talking, talking into microphones — talking, a lot. It’s what I do as a broadcaster. But every now and again I find myself avoiding certain conversations. Say, when it’s reported that our prime minister’s go-to costume on at least three occasions has been engaging in racist cosplay. As a Black woman, talking about racism and all it entails is a spiritually exhausting, physically taxing, intellectually draining undertaking.

    By Garvia Bailey · huffingtonpost.ca

    Oct. 02, 2019

  • The Truth Is, I Don't Want To Hear Your Blackface Confessions

    By Garvia Bailey| Yahoo Canada Verified I spend all day talking, thinking about talking, writing about talking, talking into microphones — talking, a lot. It’s what I do as a broadcaster. But every now and again I find myself avoiding certain conversations. Say, when it’s reported that our prime minister’s go-to costume on at least three occasions has been engaging in racist cosplay. As a Black woman, talking about racism and all it entails is a spiritually exhausting, physically taxing, intellectually draining undertaking.

    By Garvia Bailey · Yahoo Canada

    Oct. 03, 2019

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