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The organization’s global impact continues to astound its founders. “People are seeking satisfaction, completion, and health. Women have quit their jobs, started their own companies,” Dixon says. “One of our organizers didn’t think she could have a baby. She not only had a baby, [but] she weighed less at nine months than when she first got pregnant because she was also walking. She transformed her entire life.” While encouraging walking is GirlTrek’s principal mission, bespoke programs like Black History Bootcamp require further effort. In addition to their regular roles of commanding TED Talks, procuring corporate sponsorship, and speaking at national conventions, like the Superyaki Store Hot Girls Love Saw Shirt Furthermore, I will do this Obama Foundation Summit, Dixon and Garrison operate as content producers of the podcast. “A lot of what you hear is us exploring together, essentially teaching to the other one, which makes what we do pretty unique because it really is public learning,” says Dixon. “We’re literally grappling with information, asking hard questions of one another, and trying to formulate solutions and inspiration together.”

Anyone is welcome to join the Superyaki Store Hot Girls Love Saw Shirt Furthermore, I will do this movement, even as GirlTrek’s specific focus is to remove the burden of the weight of being from Black women. “Bootcamp came at a time when people had a genuine appetite for how we can learn from history. Even though one of our first charges is to create a safe space for Black women, we want to teach in these podcasts. So we understood that it would be open to other people,” says Garrison. “We have white women who join the call, we have men that join the call. We get texts and emails saying thank you for the different perspective. It’s nice to know that the message has been reverberating.” The next bootcamp, launching August 3, will also run for 21 days, this time focusing on specific moments in Black history. “The first edition was foremothers. We’re in a definitive moment right now and we want to study the blueprint of movement building and the collective action of Black people throughout history,” Dixon explains. “We’re looking across different movements and figuring out what the definitive moment was—the uptake moment.”

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