(Part 2 of 2) In this engaging episode of Ability Radio, host Amelia Headley-LaMont welcomes Paula Whatley Matabane, a retired professor from Howard University and an ordained elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Together, they delve into Matabane's profound family legacy, exploring her grandparents' journey from slavery to higher education and their influence on her spiritual and personal path. Discover how Matabane's investigation into her grandmother's memoir and her own spiritual journey sheds light on resilience, spirituality, and the power of ancestral ties.

Matabane discusses her transition from political activism to spiritual ministry, illustrating how her family's story and the teachings of figures like Howard Thurman shaped her understanding of faith and social justice. Her upcoming memoir highlights her family's remarkable achievements, emerging from humble beginnings to prominence, and offers insight into the divine guidance she believes shaped their paths. Join this compelling narrative of perseverance, faith, and the enduring impact of familial and spiritual heritage.