Hi, I’m Tracey and I’m Norma, and we’re “Black Girls w/h accents”
Thanks for tuning in to our podcast about growing up black in Europe and the way this upbringing sometimes influences our perspective on American culture and politics.
For the record, I was born and raised in England to Jamaican parents and Norma was born in Suriname and raised in the Netherlands.
Norma: I have been in the US for 17
Tracey: And I’ve been in the US for 33 years
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Hi, I’m Tracey and I’m Norma, and we’re “Black Girls w/h accents”
Thanks for tuning in to our podcast about growing up black in Europe and the way this upbringing sometimes influences our perspective on American culture and politics.
For the record, I was born and raised in England to Jamaican parents and Norma was born in Suriname and raised in the Netherlands.
Norma: I have been in the US for 17
Tracey: And I’ve been in the US for 33 years
Season Three premiere! With our guest Miriam, Founder of BCakeNY!
Black Girls with Accents
52 minutes 20 seconds
3 years ago
Season Three premiere! With our guest Miriam, Founder of BCakeNY!
Miriam discusses her migration from Germany to the United States and the life lessons which led to her self-discovery, independence, and entrepreneurship. Miriam, who is of Ghanaian and German heritage, reflects on how her cultural heritage shapes her views on identity politics, race, and family values. Miriam is the founder and director of BCakeNY, a popular Brooklyn Bakery specializing in unique custom cakes and treats. Miriam has baked cakes for some of the entertainment industry’s most iconic stars, from Wendy Williams and Swiss Beatz to Puff Daddy and Cynthia Erivo. For more info on BCakeNY, please contact: info@bcakeny.com
Black Girls with Accents
Hi, I’m Tracey and I’m Norma, and we’re “Black Girls w/h accents”
Thanks for tuning in to our podcast about growing up black in Europe and the way this upbringing sometimes influences our perspective on American culture and politics.
For the record, I was born and raised in England to Jamaican parents and Norma was born in Suriname and raised in the Netherlands.
Norma: I have been in the US for 17
Tracey: And I’ve been in the US for 33 years
