"There is a kind of strength that is almost frightening in black women. It's as if a steel rod runs through the head down to the feet."
- MAYA ANGELOU 
Hello beautiful people! In this episode with Hafsa, she talks about her personal experiences and perspective of being black as well as sharing her stories as a fourth cultured kid.

"There is a kind of strength that is almost frightening in black women. It's as if a steel rod runs through the head down to the feet." - MAYA ANGELOU Hello beautiful people! In this episode with Hafsa, she talks about her personal experiences and perspective of being black as well as sharing her stories as a fourth cultured kid.

"There is a kind of strength that is almost frightening in black women. It's as if a steel rod runs through the head down to the feet."
- MAYA ANGELOU&nbsp;
Hello beautiful people! In this episode with Hafsa, she talks about her personal experiences and perspective of being black as well as sharing her stories as a fourth cultured kid. &nbsp;

Hafsa on: The Black Experience

I am Venux. Welcome to my podcast, Immigrant Roots, American Soil, born from the desire to heal, and uncover the past. Through poetry and reflection, I explore lingering questions that hold my identity captive. This is a space for anyone who has felt in-between, searching for answers in their past while planting new roots in the present. 

"Some have two citizenships and no place to call their own. Two broken languages and a rusty mother tongue." - Unknown 

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I am Venux. Welcome to my podcast, Immigrant Roots, American Soil, born from the desire to heal, and uncover the past. Through poetry and reflection, I explore lingering questions that hold my identity captive. This is a space for anyone who has felt in-between, searching for answers in their past while planting new roots in the present. "Some have two citizenships and no place to call their own. Two broken languages and a rusty mother tongue." - Unknown With Love, Venux

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