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I Lived to Inform The Story: UrbanFaith x Tamika Mallory

Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldAugust 29, 20251 Min Read
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Religion & Reflection: Voices from the Black Church and Past

Tamika Mallory was raised in activism as her dad and mom labored with Rev. Al Sharpton’s Nationwide Motion Community. She was additionally raised within the church, taking significantly the function that her religion group performed in advocating for justice and shaping individuals’s lives. She is thought for her activism for black ladies in a world the place civil rights are being threatened extra every single day. Her memoir: I Lived to Inform The Story shares her story in a second the place her story is extra necessary than ever. UrbanFaith contributor Maina Mwaura sat down with Tamika to speak about her memoir and what she sees on the earth at present.

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