Angry Black Woman 101 by Kathryn Seaborn

Angry Black Woman 101 takes an introductory dive into the microaggressions, tropes, and misogynoir that Black women face. Angry Black Woman 101 is a 60-minute solo show written and performed by Oakland-based theater artist and burlesque performer Kathryn Seaborn, directed by Lynn Vidal. BUY TICKETS HERE.

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The Premise

The show takes an introductory dive into the microaggressions, tropes, and misogynoir that Black women face in the workplace and in society at large. it is couched in a truthful and hurtful work situation Seaborn experienced at a local nonprofit -- illustrating micromanagement, higher scrutiny, and the invisibility of Black Women's wellbeing and safety. Interspersed throughout are vignettes, stories, poetry, and media pieces exploring the crossroads of misogyny and racism that Black women navigate daily: at work, at school, on the street, at the market.

There will be a 30-minute panel discussion with the artist and other powerful Black women business and education professionals. CLICK THIS LINK TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS!

Why Equity for Black Women and Girls (E4BWG):

Less than 1% of community dollars support Black women and girls in Contra Costa County. RCF Connects' Equity for Black Women and Girls Initiative aims to change how leaders build generational wealth by putting funding, training, and safe spaces in the hands of Black Women entrepreneurs and the community.

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