Liberian Girl Unfiltered

Should single mothers be celebrated on Father’s Day too?

19 min · 10. maj 2026
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In this episode of Liberian Girl Unfiltered, I dive into the heated debate around single motherhood and Father’s Day. Should single mothers who play both roles be celebrated on Father’s Day too? From social media arguments to the history of Mother’s Day, this candid conversation explores parenting, gender roles, recognition, and why society struggles to let people have their own moment. This episode is guaranteed to spark conversation. Don't forget to subscribe, share this episode, leave a review, and join the conversation. And follow me and my shenanigans on IG (@liberiangirl76) and Facebook (@liberiangirlUnfiltered)

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In this episode of Liberian Girl Unfiltered, we begin a journey through Liberia's complex and fascinating history. Using the powerful metaphor of a rose—beautiful yet thorny—we explore the nation's origins, the arrival of freed Black settlers, the indigenous tribes who called the land home, and the foundation of a country shaped by both hope and hardship. Join me as we uncover the petals and thorns that have made Liberia what it is today. Source:  The Smithsonian Institution Archie P. Williams Center For Historical Information And Archives Research. [https://www.facebook.com/groups/239499183293331/?__cft__[0]=AZbBgYLk2Nim2L5sRV0610NMA9LLOW2b0hD9FNN64iSjtX6ngM4wooRZ13sBO2CeIXPiMSWtUfaXrkRmDwVVoFSz-l-7f_5FGunkXY-sjLhSr3iKZzfkG-oQhvNI--WJigDkZlVY_jQ8Ph9qKmMn5TOYsmFlNXu7f0gX4YlAxUhkWo48jy5aSnk94NiFKRI2yRhseAWj7DIO_MTHcD9q6wUg&__tn__=-UC%2CP-R] The Liberian Heritage Society [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068969751246&__cft__[0]=AZZwM28gPXDP12mXI9EjQWuoIV83hgAnpnajuSPZ-ZCcuoRyKe4ljTI1oRX4rFnspdqEnzyydgqqR262qBSruOYsn3Q3FBsgGJnPjlYX9zyBQMOZpLGzPAW6hl2cGnGV6Q8HinBW42eJdJ7pTHPoRXRn_r4KkJebJlA8_4INS-vgRA&__tn__=-]C%2CP-R] The Library of Congress - US [https://www.loc.gov/] The Library of Congress - US  [https://www.loc.gov/] The Children of Lemongrass Street [https://www.madeinliberia.store/post/children-of-lemongrass-street] To read the collection of letters from the Liberia colony, 1830-1854, visit:  * Virginia Museum of History and Culture: Features numerous digitized collections of former slaves reporting back to their former masters. * University of North Carolina: Contains collections on 19th-century African American history, including published Liberian letters. * Library of Congress: Stores the extensive records and correspondence of the American Colonization Society.

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