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Percy Lovell Crawford

A Voice For The Voiceless: Nonprofit Helps Victims Of Injustice Reclaim Their Stories

Conscious Communications Collective founders Jolie Bernard (left) and Angelique Phipps (right) are helping individuals and families who have experienced injustice in any form to speak out and correct the narrative surrounding them. (Angelique Phipps/Zenger)

NEW ORLEANS — Injustice is not limited to a particular race, religion or gender. It comes in many forms and often goes unnoticed. Doing their part to shine a light on injustice in New Orleans and elsewhere, Angelique Phipps and Jolie Bernard have teamed up to provide a voice for those who have been directly affected by injustice and families who have felt the effects of isolated instances of injustice.

Not to be confused with famous actress Angelina Jolie, Angelique and Jolie are influential in their own right. Both have found success in the communications space, and through their newly formed company Conscious Communications Collective, or C3, they aim to extend the luxury of open dialogue to those in need. C3 is a nonprofit organization advocating for social change. It accepts donations through Donately.

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