For Melanin's Sake Gracie Webb

A few reminders for some, affirmations for others!


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Let's get to the bottom of this "high value man" idea and why we just aren't buying into it!


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A new perspective on boundary setting and self care goals.


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In life we often have to decide how we want to show up in a space, how we want to take up a space, and even how to survive in a space. I have worn many masks in my lifetime and each served a purpose. Some call it fake, however, those people don't always know what survival looks like so you can't put too much energy into people that don't understand your journey. Listen as my guest and I engage in a discussion centered around being centered and seen while being hidden simultaneously. 

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This episode is shares three major tips on how to achieve balance, what balance truly is, and what keep skills you will need if you're going to get it right!


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Listen as Gracie and Katori Walker have a candid conversation about why Black women feel that Black men do not respect them. Katori feels that it originates from a collective bonding by way of traumatic relationships - Gracie holds her position that it is rooted in the way that Black men assess the social value of Black women.



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IG: @katoriwalker; Twitter: @Katoriwalker


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