The Chronicles of an Introverted Black Woman

The Chronicles of an Introverted Black Woman

By Jeanette HendrixSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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The Chronicles of an Introverted Black Woman episodes

  • Chronicles Volume 3: I'm Black and I'm Proud
    Being an introvert is hard, but being an introvert while being black is even harder. In Volume 3, listen to me go on a rant about how one bad experience as a child caused me to question my blackness. I also have a PSA for white educators. Listen to my version of dear white educators, I will explain how your white fragility affects black and brown children.
    41 min
  • Chronicles Volume 2: Enough Small Talk

    In this volume, we are focusing on getting in a better mental space. One way we can do that is by cutting the small talk. Yes, small talk. What I mean by small talk, is that kinda talking about unimportant or uncontroversial matters, especially when engaging on social occasions. This can go for family or friends.Β 

    27 min
  • Chronicles Volume 1 : Healthy Boundaries
    I want you to understand what it’s like being an introvert who loves being a social butterfly πŸ¦‹ without leaving her room. I am often thought of as someone who is usually quiet, reserved, and a very thoughtful individual πŸ’•. I don't seek out special attention or social engagements, because all of those things can leave me feeling exhausted and drained. Welcome to The Chronicles of an Introverted Black Woman. Come vibe with your girl πŸ’š
    16 min
  • The Chronicles of an IBW
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    1 min

About The Chronicles of an Introverted Black Woman

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The Chronicles of an Introverted Black Woman Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Jeanette Hendrix, a reading specialist in Brooklyn, New York, about all things introversion, reading development,…