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Today's guest on Women of Candor is Charmaine Christie-Primo. Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Charmaine leads a multifaceted life as a mother, engineer, standup comedian, and co-host of the online talk show Ndeipi MuDiaspora.
In this episode, host Sydney Plant talks with Charmaine about what it was like to grow up "hood" in mostly-white Montreal, Canada, and how she adjusted to life in the U.S. Charmaine shares her transformation from "Charmaine 1.0" to "Charmaine 2.0" and finally to "Charmaine 3.0". It's a journey where she gradually came to realize that living life hiding parts of herself as a Black woman is no way to live, even in a society where people of color are still experiencing significant challenges in their day-to-day lives. Listen in as Charmaine reflects on what helped her overcome her insecurities and embrace authenticity to live life more truthfully, all the while paving the way for her growing family—starting with her new son—to weather the realities around race relations in today's America.
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By Sydney PlantToday's guest on Women of Candor is Charmaine Christie-Primo. Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Charmaine leads a multifaceted life as a mother, engineer, standup comedian, and co-host of the online talk show Ndeipi MuDiaspora.
In this episode, host Sydney Plant talks with Charmaine about what it was like to grow up "hood" in mostly-white Montreal, Canada, and how she adjusted to life in the U.S. Charmaine shares her transformation from "Charmaine 1.0" to "Charmaine 2.0" and finally to "Charmaine 3.0". It's a journey where she gradually came to realize that living life hiding parts of herself as a Black woman is no way to live, even in a society where people of color are still experiencing significant challenges in their day-to-day lives. Listen in as Charmaine reflects on what helped her overcome her insecurities and embrace authenticity to live life more truthfully, all the while paving the way for her growing family—starting with her new son—to weather the realities around race relations in today's America.
Follow Christie-Primo at: