An array of topics stemming from the perspective of a black woman in America.
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Have you ever lost sight of who you were or who you wanted to be? I have too. Check it out!
Hear Me Roar discusses her experience with CBD and how it affected her with her mental health.
Hear Me Roar Discusses marriage and the key elements comprised of a healthy relationship
Hear me Roar gets vulnerable and expresses issues she’s had with confidence and self-esteem.
Hear Me Roar goes into depth regarding the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS within the black community and what we should do about it.
Hear Me Roar discusses her experience at a PWI, why she wishes she went to an HBCU, and the unfortunate negative connotations associated with both.
Hear Me Roar explains the decline in communication in our society due to the dependence on technology.
Hear Me Roar addresses toxic masculinity within the United States and how it’s okay not to be perceived in that negative light.
Hear Me Roar discusses the negative stereotypes within the black community and how they tend to be a reflection of us.
Hear Me Roar reflects on her inner battle of Christianity and why she believes many in the black community no longer believe in church.
Hear Me Roar details a case between a daughter and a mother and how parental balance is key in these relationships.
Hear Me Roar discusses the impact that black patents have on their children and the need to evolve as a community.
Hear Me Roar goes into depth explaining her perspective on black love and the lack of it in our society.
Hear Me Roar explains her insight to colorism within the Black community. *School Daze directed and featuring Spike Lee is a great reference point to this notion. Check it out!
Mental Health is not seen seriously enough within the black community and Hear Me Roar addresses this within this podcast.
In this episode, Hear Me Roar discusses her hair journey and how the evolution of her hair has made her the woman she is today.