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S1 E4: A Black Girl's Guide to Running This Race Called Life
Today's guest on Women of Candor is 16-year-old Nia Harmon, National Honor Society student, track team member, and loving granddaughter, daughter, sister, and niece.
In this episode, host Sydney Plant speaks with her talented niece, Nia, about the powerful life lessons she learned from her Granny G.G., a two-time breast cancer survivor. Nia then shares how she is navigating her complex world as a teenager during the COVID-19 Crisis. During this time, she is staying steadfast in her goals as she runs this race called life toward her very ambitious future.
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By Sydney PlantToday's guest on Women of Candor is 16-year-old Nia Harmon, National Honor Society student, track team member, and loving granddaughter, daughter, sister, and niece.
In this episode, host Sydney Plant speaks with her talented niece, Nia, about the powerful life lessons she learned from her Granny G.G., a two-time breast cancer survivor. Nia then shares how she is navigating her complex world as a teenager during the COVID-19 Crisis. During this time, she is staying steadfast in her goals as she runs this race called life toward her very ambitious future.
Stay in touch with Women of Candor:
https://www.womenofcandor.com/
https://www.facebook.com/WomenOfCandor/
https://www.instagram.com/candorwomen/