Some of the things we go through growing up stay with us but so does our strength. In this moment, Aisha shares honestly about the racism she experienced as a young Blak woman and how it shaped the way she saw herself. Her story is a reminder to our young mob that you are not alone in those feelings and that learning to love who you are is a powerful journey. These yarns matter because they help our young people feel seen, supported and proud in their identity. Full episode → https://lnk.to/BMW #FirstNationsVoices #RepresentationMatters #Podcast
By Black Magic Woman with Mundanara Bayles
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