PODCAST for Black Girls 🤎🎧
As a Black Woman it’s sometimes Hard to figure out your place in the World. Being too Strong makes You Angry. Being Passive makes You Weak. Passion makes You a Feminist. Assets make You “GROWN”. YOUR Hair makes You Unkept. Being Outspoken makes You Woke. Not to mention double standards; projecting; even the slightest bit of disagreement makes you jealous and please don’t get Me started with the disrespect…No; I don’t know the parallels of life for other Races of Women but I do know mine and what it’s like for a lot of Women who are like Me.
I started listening to Sports Podcast and then my Life changed. Marriage; Finances; Self Esteem everything started falling apart so I started wanting and searching for more.
I found all of these Beautiful Black Womenfolk with a Podcast! I love that I get Balance with all of these. I get Financial Literacy; Relationship Advice
I feel so empowered after listening to these Ladies. My emotions are more calm; cozy; I feel free of judgement it really feels like just having conversations with some girlfriends. I listen to Podcast during my showers; while cleaning; before bed; and in the Car.
Now; I’m NOT saying that if You aren’t Black these aren’t for You. I emphasize “Black Girl” because either the Title Of; Description; or Topics state “Black Girl.” Enjoy!
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