Welcome back sis,

In this episode, we are talking about letting go or releasing the expectations that you think other people hold you to. This is the year you start living for you, putting you first and being okay with whatever comes after that. It doesn't matter who you think needs you, YOU need you.

If you enjoyed this episode and want a part two, leave us a comment or question to address in the next episode. ❤️

Don't forget to follow us on all platforms at @BlkWomenCan or our host's personal page @_RavenJayy. And while you're at it, check out our site for merch! www.BlkWomenCan.com

Welcome back sis, I'm so sorry this took so long. Even I struggle with finding my voice and being bold enough to use it.

In this episode, we are talking about just how important and couragous it is to finally choose to heal out loud. Without fear of shame or guilt. Finally putting you first and walking in recovery from whatever or whomever caused you to dim your light.

If you enjoyed this episode and want a part two, leave us a comment or question to address in the next episode. ❤️

Don't forget to follow us on all platforms at @BlkWomenCan or our host's personal page @_RavenJayy. And while you're at it, check out our site for merch! www.BlkWomenCan.com

If you're driving, cleaning, working, WHATEVER, you're gonna need some headphones for this one!

Join the host of Dear Blk Woman, Raven Jayy and guest co-host Jasmine as they dive into Raven's childhood trauma that led her where she is today. A wife, mama and creator of Blk Women Can.

Sometimes we never share our truth out of fear of making others upset or uncomfortable. Well no more. It's time to share your story and shake the table. You never know who you are helping to heal with your story.

Don't forget to follow us on all platforms at @BlkWomenCan or our host's personal page @_RavenJayy. And while you're at it, check out our site for merch! www.BlkWomenCan.com

All my strong black women, stand up! Okay now sit down, I know you are already tired.

Being black is hard enough, but you had to be a black WOMAN too? Jesus take the wheel. Every weekend, your host Raven Jayy, founder of Blk Women Can®️, will get real and personal with occasional special guests about the trials and trauma of the black woman. Raven started the business Blk Women Can in an effort to empower and uplift the female black community in a world where they are often the last to be recognized. Where they are hurt over and over and expected to keep on going, as they always do.

Every weekend, the tough talks will be had. The tears MAY be shed. Hearts will be touched. Prayerfully, healing will begin. Please join us, you are wanted in this space.

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