Michael Detwiler & Meet Azurae Redmon

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Michael Detwiler talks with the Executive Director and Founder of Young, Black & Widowed - Azurae Johnson Redmon. They discuss the events in her life that led to her founding her nonprofit organization, what it was like getting started during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the impact that a diagnosis like cancer can have on families, especially young families, that some may not realize.

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19 Apr 2021 10AM English United States Society & Culture · Education

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