“Ye, Balenciaga, Blogging In 2020 & Being Black Conservatives.” - With @RuthieRidley + @RachMoon

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Recorded09 Dec 2022

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Ruthie Ridley and Rach Moon are two Instagram fashion influencers who are black… AND conservative. On top of that, Rach is Jewish and Ruthie is a Christian married to a white police officer. It's safe to say that they break every single IG influencer stereotype but with style. In an industry that exists at the whim of cancel culture, Alex Clark wanted to know what it's like to scroll in their shoes. In this vulnerable conversation, Rach and Ruthie get real about topical cultural issues of the...

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