The first Episode
In this episode JeNae talks to her long time friend Kimberly. Kimberly is currently a 8th grade Social Studies teacher. JeNae and Kimberly discuss, therapy, distance learning, the whitewashing of American history and the erasure of Black people in the narrative of this country, as well as what they think their 8th grade selves would say to them now. 
Quote: "Just because I fail does not mean I am a failure"- Kimberly.

The first Episode In this episode JeNae talks to her long time friend Kimberly. Kimberly is currently a 8th grade Social Studies teacher. JeNae and Kimberly discuss, therapy, distance learning, the whitewashing of American history and the erasure of Black people in the narrative of this country, as well as what they think their 8th grade selves would say to them now. Quote: "Just because I fail does not mean I am a failure"- Kimberly.

The first Episode
In this episode JeNae talks to her long time friend Kimberly. Kimberly is currently a 8th grade Social Studies teacher. JeNae and Kimberly discuss, therapy, distance learning, the whitewashing of American history and the erasure of Black people in the narrative of this country, as well as what they think their 8th grade selves would say to them now.&nbsp;
Quote: "Just because I fail does not mean I am a failure"- Kimberly.&nbsp;

Episode 1: Kimberly

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A podcast centered on the perspectives of different Womxn where we will discuss our journeys, struggles, opinions, perceptions of the world, spirituality, success, failure and everything in between. Womxn will be taking the mic to give a platform to voices that are shrouded in mystery, judgement, and stereotypes and are most notably; silenced, victimized, and otherwise unheard.

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