Diary of a Black Woman

It’s not me , It’s YOU

Step into the hallways with safety patrol and I to unpack the harsh reality of knowing some “ victims.” Victims come in all shapes and sizes, sizes, and situations; in adult and child form. Grab a pass and unpack the many layers in which the game “playing victim “, occurs.

Be Present

Discussing the importance of showing up in all aspects of life in the hallways this week. What does this actually look like and how to determine what may be enough or too in fact too much. Have you ever had a relationship convo with your friends or how about those “friend expectations “ that you swear everyone should know about? No worries, get your hall pass and turn me the hall monitor up so we can get into it!

commUNITY

Join us in the hallways as the hall monitor brings in the sex-ed teacher and the education advocate. This time we’re going to talk about things that were untold things that need to be said and how important it is to join and get involved in your community and how to find it. Grab your pass and meet us in the hallway!

Good Times

An education podcast live and uncut full of all the educator truths , things that we speak on and things that we don’t. This podcast is for those that are educators and those want to know more about the life of an educator and the many things we go through , along with the many hats we wear.

Diary of a Black Woman

In this episode, we delve into the unique trauma experienced by Black women, exploring the societal pressures, stereotypes, and challenges they face daily. We discuss how these experiences shape their mental, emotional, and physical well-being, and offer practical advice on navigating these struggles, building resilience, and fostering self-empowerment. Join us for a candid conversation about healing, strength, and creating space for Black women to thrive.