Insecure and Hair Nah: Black Life Becomes Black Games

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Video games are a powerful tool for communicating experiences. With Insecure: The Come Up and Hair Nah, that includes the Black woman experience. We talk to Latoya Peterson (Co-Founder and CXO of Glow Up Games) and Momo Pixel (Visual Artist, Indie Game Dev) about turning real Black life into great Black games.

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Glow Up Games - https://glowup.games/
Momo Pixel - https://www.momopixel.com/

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