This week we are joined by my friend Tiphnie Hunter for a conversation about the intellectual power Black women possess. We discuss societal stereotypes, generational perseverance and how Black women can overcome the "crooked room" we find ourselves in which.
 
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Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra <a href='https://www.un-associated.com/podcast/'>HERE</a>

This week we are joined by my friend Tiphnie Hunter for a conversation about the intellectual power Black women possess. We discuss societal stereotypes, generational perseverance and how Black women can overcome the "crooked room" we find ourselves in which. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE. Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE

This week we are joined by my friend Tiphnie Hunter for a conversation about the intellectual power Black women possess. We discuss societal stereotypes, generational perseverance and how Black women can overcome the "crooked room" we find ourselves in which.
&nbsp;
Please consider making&nbsp; a tax-deductible donation to our ministry <a href="https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/" rel="noopener noreferrer">HERE.</a>
Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra <a href="https://www.un-associated.com/podcast/" rel="noopener noreferrer">HERE</a>

Black Women and The Crooked Room.

Kreate with Kendra is a place where you can be inspired, challenged and changed. Host, Kendra Smith, provides tips on how to navigate a life lived by faith via her empowering conversations and personal anecdotes, all while discovering practical tools to help exercise your faith in God. This is your ”faith fitness center”. Join the dialogue on topics revolving around: spiritual warfare, romantic relationships, Black women empowerment, and more.

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