Many black women have experienced microaggressions as it relates to their hair and how they wear it at work. On this episode, our guest Ebonye Bryant, an educator and our host, Antoinetta Mosley, CEO of I Follow the Leader share their personal experiences and delve deeper into the topic. "I am not my hair" is not only a song  by India Arie, but an anthem for many black women.

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Many black women have experienced microaggressions as it relates to their hair and how they wear it at work. On this episode, our guest Dr. Ceceilia Parnther, a St. John's University Assistant Professor and our host, Antoinetta Mosley, CEO of I Follow the Leader share their personal experiences and delve deeper into the topic. "I am not my hair" is not only a song by India Arie, but an anthem for many black women. 

[Originally released via video streaming.] 

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Many individuals in underrepresented groups have a defining moment when they realize they are viewed differently because of an attribute. On the debut episode, Antoinetta Mosley shares the story of when she first realized being black meant some people would view her as less than. Listen to hear her story, learn what inspired this topic, and hear why at I Follow the Leader, we put "courageous" in quotes. 

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