<p>In this episode we share our personal experiences of growing up Black in predominantly white spaces. In this tell-all episode we share everything from our experiences with micro-aggressions to mid-west kids asking to play a game of “slave”.  Join us as we discuss and reflect on our first encounters with anti-blackness and racism. Would we ever move back to our hometowns? Tune in to find out! </p>

In this episode we share our personal experiences of growing up Black in predominantly white spaces. In this tell-all episode we share everything from our experiences with micro-aggressions to mid-west kids asking to play a game of “slave”. Join us as we discuss and reflect on our first encounters with anti-blackness and racism. Would we ever move back to our hometowns? Tune in to find out!

<p>In this episode we share our personal experiences of growing up Black in predominantly white spaces. In this tell-all episode we share everything from our experiences with micro-aggressions to mid-west kids asking to play a game of “slave”.&nbsp; Join us as we discuss and reflect on our first encounters with anti-blackness and racism. Would we ever move back to our hometowns? Tune in to find out!&nbsp;</p>

Growing Up Black in Primarily White Spaces

Welcome to the Straight Tea No Chaser Podcast - a space for contemporary conversations about health and wellness, professional life, social justice, and overall millenial-hood. Grab a cup of tea and join these sunny SoCal-based best friends as they tackle the tough topics your high school friends won't talk about. Expect our episodes to leave you feeling energized about today's most important issues and confident in your abilities to make your professional/romantic/wellness dreams a reality. Our goal of every episode is to bring awareness and perspective to the subjects that matter most, while amplifying Black female voices.This usual table-for-two is inviting you to pull up a chair (and a cup) to join our conversations on everything from environmental justice and health inequities to what Rege-Jean Page had for dinner last night.

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