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JABRIL shares about how their experience as a survivor of an abusive domestic partnership and participation in months-long demonstrations post-George Floyd helped to catalyze their understanding of self. They illuminate a vision of the future where every person is treated with dignity and has what they need to flourish. Jabril’s story of trial and triumph, takes us on a real-life roller-coaster as they weave eye-opening research with heart-wrenching anecdotes to drive home the importance of creating a society where every person is seen, valued and appreciated for who they are.
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