Black Mom Diaries

Black Mom Diaries

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Black Mom Diaries episodes

  • Black Mom Diaries Episode 1.5 Is it a Black Thing?

    On this episode, LaTanya and Patricia discuss whether or not certain situations are really a black thing or if we are reading too much into them. 


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    38 min
  • Black Mom Diaries Pilot Episode 1.1

    Hello, and we are the Black Mom Diaries!  We are so excited that you are here.  On this episode, LaTanya and I introduce ourselves and talk about where we came from and why we started this podcast.


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    1 hr 6 min
  • Black Mom Diaries Episode 1.4 Respect

     On this episode of the Black Mom Diaries, we tackle the topic of respect. Does it still matter? Is it a lost art? Weigh in as LaTanya and Patricia discuss. 


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    35 min
  • Black Mom Diaries Episode 1.3 Old School v. New School

    LaTanya and Patricia talk about the things we do for our children that were not done for us. 


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    1 hr

About Black Mom Diaries

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I was raised by an old school lady that told me I had to be better, do better and work harder than other people to get the same opportunity based on the color of my skin. I wasn’t allowed to explore, nor was I given the space to fail or make mistakes. I was taught to stay quiet, not draw any attention to myself and not ask questions.