In this enlightening episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Nicole Davis share their personal stories of pursuing education and building careers as Black women in diverse professional fields.

They explore how education and career choices have shaped their identities, the unique challenges they've faced along the way, and the barriers to success for Black women globally. The conversation covers everything from navigating systemic biases in the workplace to the importance of mentorship and representation.

With music provided by RABBITT PRODUCTIONS, this episode dives deep into empowerment, self-determination, and overcoming obstacles in professional spaces.

Produced by Redd Ladys Chronicles

In this episode of Dear Black Woman, we dive into a deeply important conversation about mental health and emotional wellness. Kami Redd from the US, Lauren Edwards from the UK, and Nicole Davis from France, discuss the stigma surrounding mental health in Black communities and share personal stories about their own journeys with therapy, coping mechanisms, and self-care practices.

We explore the challenges Black women face when it comes to prioritizing mental well-being and offer real, relatable insights into how we can all heal and grow in a world that doesn’t always see us. Join us for an honest, heartfelt conversation that reminds us all that our emotional wellness matters.

Music for this episode is brought to you by RABBITT PRODUCTIONS.

In this thought-provoking episode of Dear Black Woman, co-hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Nicole Davis tackle the harmful stereotypes that Black women encounter around the world. From the "Angry Black Woman" trope to the "Strong Black Woman" myth, the hosts explore how these stereotypes affect mental health, relationships, career progression, and self-worth.

Through honest dialogue, they share personal experiences, discuss the historical context of these labels, and offer strategies for challenging these narratives.

With music provided by RABBITT PRODUCTIONS, this episode is a compelling blend of conversation and culture, offering insight into how Black women can reclaim their identity and voice.