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WHAT SHE SAID! A Black Girl Story of Resilience, Power, Grace, and Love.
Girl Stance, Inc.
11 episodes
6 days ago
What She Said, is a space for black girls and young adults to transition in graceful, poise, and respected women, with unconditional acceptance of who they are and support for who they want to be. To all black girls: come as you are. Don’t hide your mess, confusion, stress, or process. If you’ve been overcoming trauma from bullying, microaggressions, feeling outcasted, or an unharmonious relationship with family - you’re in the right place and you’re not alone. In each episode, you’ll hear black girls 18-24 share stories similar to yours and speak their truth without feeling judged or guilty.
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What She Said, is a space for black girls and young adults to transition in graceful, poise, and respected women, with unconditional acceptance of who they are and support for who they want to be. To all black girls: come as you are. Don’t hide your mess, confusion, stress, or process. If you’ve been overcoming trauma from bullying, microaggressions, feeling outcasted, or an unharmonious relationship with family - you’re in the right place and you’re not alone. In each episode, you’ll hear black girls 18-24 share stories similar to yours and speak their truth without feeling judged or guilty.
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Is Culture Imitation Offensive or Flattering?
WHAT SHE SAID! A Black Girl Story of Resilience, Power, Grace, and Love.
47 minutes 43 seconds
3 years ago
Is Culture Imitation Offensive or Flattering?

Do you feel triggered by cultural imitation? Do you feel culture can be stolen by people of a different race? In this episode, Shayla gives her thoughts and experience of being imitated by people of a different race.

They also covered ways to build trust and communication between young black girls and black momma’s. This episode has so many nuggets of wisdom for girls to find their voice and own their unique expressions.

Continue to honor your resilience, protect your heart and mind, and secure your future with us. What She Said is run by Girl Stance Inc, a 501c3 non-profit organization that inspires, empowers, and guides girls to strengthen internal resources to navigate dysfunctional patterns at the level of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Subscribe to our show and newsletter at girlstance.org to be part of a community of black girls and women who never back down. If you or someone you know between the age of 18-24 would be interested in joining our community and sharing their story on our show, message us at info@girlstance.org.

To join our mission and support our programs visit: www.girlstance.org

Help us continue to share safe spaces with black girls to heal and thrive by donating to our podcast here: https://anchor.fm/girl-stance/support

Girl Stance Connections and Communities:

ig- @girlstancecha Fb-@girlstancecha Email: info@girlstance.org Website: www.girlstance.org

Resources:

• Get the mental health services you need with support on where to start. Visit https://www.mentalhealth.gov/get-help/immediate-help

WHAT SHE SAID! A Black Girl Story of Resilience, Power, Grace, and Love.
What She Said, is a space for black girls and young adults to transition in graceful, poise, and respected women, with unconditional acceptance of who they are and support for who they want to be. To all black girls: come as you are. Don’t hide your mess, confusion, stress, or process. If you’ve been overcoming trauma from bullying, microaggressions, feeling outcasted, or an unharmonious relationship with family - you’re in the right place and you’re not alone. In each episode, you’ll hear black girls 18-24 share stories similar to yours and speak their truth without feeling judged or guilty.