In this episode of The Mother-Daughter Mixtape, we’re unpacking the complexities of the “Angry Black Woman” label. Why is it that when Black women express their emotions, they’re so often mischaracterized as angry, aggressive, or difficult? Is this a role we’re forced into, or is it a perception shaped by societal bias?

Join us as we explore how this stereotype impacts the way we show up in the world—at work, in relationships, and beyond. We also discuss the double standard: why are other races often praised for showing the same emotions that Black women are criticized for?

Let’s dive into how we can reclaim our narrative and embrace our full range of emotions unapologetically.