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Rainey Decatur
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Fannie Lou's Children is a nod to my shero, Fannie Lou Hamer, a civil rights and voting rights activist born in Mississippi in 1917. I talk to people who work as she did, to organize their communities to exact change and find solutions. Welcome to the podcast

Episodes

  1. 02/12/2022

    New Recording 2

    New Recording 2 by Rainey Decatur

    11 min

  2. 02/12/2022

    Grandparents and narcissism vs the black mother

    Grandparents and narcissism vs the black mother by Rainey Decatur

    14 min

  3. 02/12/2022

    Narcissist family members vs the black mother

    Narcissist family members vs the black mother by Rainey Decatur

    11 min

  4. 02/12/2022

    Understanding adult children from a black upbringing

    Although a mother's work is never done, we sometimes have to remember that our children are not ours forever. They are only loaned to us. Even if they detach from you, YOUR light will still shine by way of the persons who they become to the world. Mothers, you are perfect and much credit is yours to claim.

    18 min

  5. 05/25/2020

    Minding our own business: Why black entrepreneurs should have a visible social justice platform

    I talk to my good friend Brooklyn Chef Danielle Moore about the importance of black entrepreneurs having a visible platform to speak out on social justice issues in our communities You can reach her at Annie Mae's Bakery on FB. Talking with your mouth full on Youtube www.bkchefdanielle.com

    49 min

  6. 06/04/2019

    PTSD can be triggered by childhood experiences

    this episode is brought to you by www.realpropertylandserviceshtx.com. We're breaking the cycle of land poverty with education and training

    33 min

  7. 05/16/2019

    Should love alone be a priority when choosing a mate?

    I talk to Rahme'el El Bey as he describes why love should not be the only priority in choosing a mate.

    37 min
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Ratings & Reviews

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About

Fannie Lou's Children is a nod to my shero, Fannie Lou Hamer, a civil rights and voting rights activist born in Mississippi in 1917. I talk to people who work as she did, to organize their communities to exact change and find solutions. Welcome to the podcast

Information

  • Creator
    Rainey Decatur
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2022
  • Episodes
    7
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © All rights reserved
  • Show Website
    RD podcast