Have you ever remembered something from years ago — and felt it in your body today?

A graduation that made you stand taller. A classroom that made your stomach tighten. A moment of pride that still warms your chest — or a moment of dismissal that still lingers.

In this YAIT Town Story, The Body Remembers, we return to the Front Porch in YAIT Town, where conversation, memory, and community reveal a deeper truth: history doesn't only live in books. It lives in the body.

Through an immersive story and a thoughtful Beyond the Story reflection, Ama-Robin explores racialized body memory, hypervigilance, cultural regulation, and the brilliance our bodies carry — especially during Black History Month. This episode is trauma-aware, reflective, and grounding.

Come as you are. Take what you need. You belong here.

You ain't imagining this!