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Danielle Stelluto – The Best Gift I Can Give My Kids

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By Mom Egg Review on May 9, 2020 HOME Virtual Reading

Danielle Stelluto

The Best Gift I Can Give My Kids

From Mom Egg Review 18 – HOME 

 


Danielle Stelluto is a womanist, single mother of two, Queer, emerging writer. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. and raised in the Bronx. Puerto Rican and Italian, but recognizes, and honors her Taino roots. Earned her AAS Degree in Digital Music Engineering at Hostos College, and more recently, earned her BA Degree in Community Organizing and Women & Gender Studies. Danielle believes in the combination of art and activism, artivism, creating art as a means of empowerment.

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