@ImJustJoslyn is back with another episode after a 2-week break for personal care and healing. Her special guest this week is a brilliant, proud, humble, cultured, Dominican American woman that is the first guest whom is part of @ImJustJoslyn's chosen family. We have the pleasure of listening to the fascinating and lovely @ALatinasguidetotennessee as she opens up and takes us through what it's like being and identifying as an Afro-Latina. She talks about the stereotypes, the challenges, but most importantly the beauty of being a Dominican woman in America.
@ALatinasguidetotennessee also has a personal mission of healing communities and has a call of action of her own! She is calling all female/female identifying daughters across the diaspora to be willing to be interviewed by her in a focused conversation centered around Parentification, Involuntary Responsibility, Intergenerational Trauma, and Familial Pressures. Reach out to move the discussion forward, as you may be spotlighted in her upcoming book!
Call to Action
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHtTBUc44Ww8M6DzCSn2lqlwza352-oZqJxl6SLjmI1zej-g/viewform
2. Explore the pages of books written by or about Black, Dominican/Latinx authors. Book recommendations for this episode are as follows:
3. Take a listen to another podcast hosted by the amazing Angie Martinez, who is Cuban, Dominican, and Puerto Rican. Podcast recommendation:
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