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Hannabah Blue - I Don't Want to be Sick Anymore

from Last Stand Mixtape, Vol. 1 by LastStandMixtape

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Hannabah Blue is Diné (Navajo), originally from New Mexico. Her clans are the Red Bottom Clan, born for Anglo, her maternal grandparents' clan is the Tangle People Clan, and her paternal grandparents are also Anglo. Hannabah has a breadth of experience working on racial and social justice issues in health, particularly those affecting Queer People of Color, and Native and Indigenous communities. She worked as a Capacity Building Assistance Specialist at the National Native American AIDS Prevention Center. She recently earned a Master of Science degree from the Harvard School of Public Health. She currently is the Public Health Services Manager at the North Dakota State University American Indian Public Health Resource Center.

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from Last Stand Mixtape, Vol. 1, released November 23, 2015

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