Sustainability and community both play important roles in the revolution. In this two part episode we introduce our guests and talk about their backgrounds in activism and their experience with giving, sharing, and collecting clothing in their personal lives and at The Peoples Closet. 

In Part Two, Mason, Jennie, and Jeanelle go more into depth on our own experiences and opinions on how clothing, gender and community all meet at the intersection of revolution. 

HOST:

Mason He/Him  - 24, Biracial, Nonbinary Transman, Designer & Activist

GUESTS: 

Jennie (She/They) - Fashion designer, activist, and lead organizer of The Peoples Closet in George Floyd Square

Jeanelle (She/Her) - Activist, caretaker at George Floyd Square

Resources/Guest’s Work

• GEORGE FLOYD GLOBAL MEMORIAL
• Jennie Leenay (@jeml_fashions_)
• Community members (@the_peoplescloset_)

Additional resources:

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• GEORGE FLOYD GLOBAL MEMORIAL 
• The People's Closet makes fashion, political statement | Longfellow Nokomis Messenger