Preserving a Revolutionary Legacy: Naudia Miller on the Pop-Up

by Where We Converge

Cultural worker Naudia Miller recently joined The Pop-Up! to share exciting developments regarding the Seattle Black Panther Party Interpretive Center and to weigh in on the cultural and technological shifts impacting the Black community today. 

Known to many as "Nas," Miller brought a pointed yet hopeful perspective to the table, discussing everything from preserving historical landmarks to the complex role of artificial intelligence.

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