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Bridgit Antoinette Evans

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As seen in: Pop Culture Collab, Medium, Ms. Magazine, Nonprofit Quarterly, South Africa The Good News, Cape Business News, BusinessBrief
Black queer disabled artist, culture change strategist, CEO of the Pop Culture Collaborative, and co-host of Wonderland podcast. #ChocolateCardinal
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Inside Philanthropy: The Power of Pop: How a Funding Collaborative Harnesses Culture for Social Change

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By Bridgit Antoinette Evans Verified, Tracy Van Slyke
| Pop Culture Collab
We’re pleased to share that Pop Culture Collaborative was featured in the June 2021 issue of Inside Philanthropy: Some of the most enduring stories we tell each other on screen and on the page aren’t just entertainment. They’re empathy-generating machines. Late 1970s miniseries sensation “Roots” didn’t just bring the realities and horrors of slavery into homes across the country—it also forced white America to empathize with a Black single family across generations.
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Becoming America: Cycle 2

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By Bridgit Antoinette Evans Verified, Tracy Van Slyke
| Pop Culture Collab
Do you remember what life was like one year ago? Let’s travel back in time: People around the world were just beginning to process the trauma, grief and loss created by a multiyear pandemic. A coordinated attack on the bodily autonomy and human rights of women, transgender and gender expansive people was gaining momentum. The white nationalist cultural movement’s systematic efforts to erase racial history, queer studies, and social-emotional learning from public education was underway.
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Meet Our Spring 2023 Grantees

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By Bridgit Antoinette Evans Verified, Tracy Van Slyke
| Pop Culture Collab
We are delighted to announce the Pop Culture Collaborative’s Spring 2023 grantee partners. We need intersectional BIPOC artists, cultural strategists, and movement leaders working at maximum capacity to challenge the onslaught of toxic narratives and unlock public imagination about our pluralist future.
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