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Drag as a Tool For Self-Advocacy

Season 4 Episode 4

Professor and performer, Donald C. Shorter Jr. talks with activist and social worker, Aleksa Manila about what it takes to stick up for yourself in the workplace and what skills can translate from ballroom to the boardroom.

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