Feminism Politics and Pop Culture

six-part academy: Founded by musician and former MTV Canada personality Tika Simone and writer Sajae Elder, #GYALCAST discusses music, pop culture, racism, feminism and politics, according to NOW Magazine. Recent guests include Toronto rappers Sean Leon and Clairmont the Second, former managing editor of The Source Reggie Ossé and O.T.A. Live radio host Ty Harper. The six-part #GYALCAST Academy covers topics like confidence, networking, public relations, social media, grant writing and self-care. The intention of the #GYALCAST Academy is to build Black women back up with patience, love, education and care, Simone wrote in a blog post announcing the workshops. The first workshop takes place on July 21 and the last is on August 25. A safe space for Black women to learn the fundamentals of being a freelancer in a creative field but also a gentle reminder to be kind to yourself. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.