Ep. 66: Decolonizing Fashion: Shifting Power and Challenging Norms with Beatrace Angut Oola

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Recorded17 Oct 2024

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In this episode of Black Fashion History, Taniqua Martin dives into a powerful conversation with Beatrace Angut Oola, the visionary founder of Fashion Africa Now. Beatrace shares her inspiring journey of decolonizing the fashion industry, challenging Western-centric norms, and elevating African voices. Don't miss this transformative discussion on reshaping beauty standards and empowering African designers! Learn more: https://fashionafricanow.com/ https://www.instagram.com/fashionafricanow Watch now: www.blackfashionhistory.com or on YouTube!

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