Javonna Wylie, a powerful voice of resilience and growth. Growing up in a close-knit family as the youngest with brothers, she faced the challenges of a single-parent home, with her father’s journey and a hard-working mother leading the way. Despite her early struggles, Javonna thrived through trauma, developing an optimistic, can-do attitude that has propelled her into leadership roles. On this podcast, she shares her journey of balancing life’s expectations, pressing pause on friendships, navigating intersectionality, and breaking barriers as a young, Black woman in the workforce.

In this episode of Uncommon Women, we’re joined by Ingrid Tomlinson and Rev. Dr. Deborah Tanksley-Brown, two powerful leaders from **Black Women of Chester County in Action. Ingrid, co-chair of the #Our Voice Should Be Heard initiative, and Deborah, contributor to the Racial Trauma: Resiliency and Recovery action team, discuss their work in mobilizing marginalized women and girls to engage in civic life. Together, they share their personal journeys, the challenges faced by marginalized communities, and how their leadership is making a difference in Chester County. Tune in for a conversation on empowerment, community engagement, and resilience! Host: Chaniera

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Seleda, a mother of three from Reading, PA, grew up on the streets after being given up by her mother and living in the system. Facing violence and hardship, she decided to change her life when she became a mother. Passionate about mental health, Seleda founded a nonprofit called "The Real Deal" to help those in need. She is dedicated to supporting others with similar stories, inspiring them to become their greatest selves and speak their truths. Uncommon Women Host: Chaniera

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Guest: Seleda Simmons

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