What does it take to thrive in spaces that weren't built with you in mind?

Meet Kyrah Potter, a pre-law student at an Ivy League institution who's mastered the art of staying true to herself while navigating predominantly white and affluent academic spaces. As graduation approaches, Kyrah opens up about the realities of seeking cultural diversity and community in environments where you might be one of the few.

What you'll discover in this episode:

• Strategies for maintaining your identity and values in challenging academic environments
• How to intentionally seek and build cultural community in predominantly white spaces
• The power of having a mother who believes in your limitless potential
• Real talk about balancing ambition with authenticity as a young Black woman
• Insights into preparing for law school while staying grounded in your purpose
• How personal experiences shape professional aspirations and career choices

Perfect for students navigating PWIs (predominantly white institutions), young professionals questioning their path, parents supporting ambitious children, or anyone curious about resilience in academic spaces. Kyrah's story offers both practical wisdom and emotional inspiration for thriving in environments that challenge you to grow.

Ready to hear how one student is redefining what success looks like on her own terms?

An uplifting conversation about resilience, family influence, and the courage to dream big while staying true to yourself.