Brown, Laila

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An interview with Laila Brown by Diya Patel. Conducted on November 20, 2021 via Phone. Laila Brown (she/her) is a 16-year-old junior in high school from Vicksburg, Mississippi. She co-founded 601 for Period Equity, a grassroots organization that advocates, educates, and provides to eliminate period poverty. Laila has also worked with Teen Health Mississippi’s Youth Council to advocate for comprehensive sex education. She is also a student ambassador at the Pad Project and a part of the Homegirl Project’s editorial team. Laila is dedicated to using her advocacy to fighting period poverty and educating people about misogynoir.

Creator: Patel, Diya
Brown, Laila
Subject: Black lives matter movement
Youth activism
Period equality
Mississippi
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Publisher: Duke Research Data Repository
License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
Title: Brown, Laila
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Repository: Duke Research Data Repository

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