At The Intersection of Motherhood and Shaping Change

At The Intersection of Motherhood and Shaping Change

Author: Habeebah Rasheed Grimes May 4, 2022 Duration: 1:18:25
Habeebah sits down with Erica Merritt, founder and principal consultant of Equius Group, as she shares her experience in parenting and providing for her son while completing her undergraduate and graduate education, and ultimately starting a successful business in service to advancing diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) in the education and non-profit sectors. She describes the many ways that her work in the DEIB space has been informed by her son's experiences from childh...

Hosted by Habeebah Rasheed Grimes, the No Crystal Stair Podcast offers a vital and deeply personal space for conversations about raising Black sons. This isn't a series of abstract theories or rigid advice; it's a gathering place for shared experiences, focusing intently on the beauty, hope, and joy found within Black motherhood. Each episode feels like an honest talk with a friend who understands the unique landscape, discussing the real moments-both challenging and triumphant-that define this journey. You'll hear stories that resonate, practical insights, and a consistent celebration of family bonds that often go unspoken in wider narratives. Designed for parents and caregivers, this podcast provides affirmation and community, reminding listeners that the path, while not easy, is filled with profound love and resilience. Tune in for genuine dialogue that uplifts and connects, making this podcast a necessary companion for anyone navigating the complexities and wonders of parenting within the Black experience.
Author: Language: en-us Episodes: 32

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Habeebah Rasheed Grimes is your host as she holds conversations with Black women about the experience of mothering Black sons. Habeebah invites you to listen as she and her guests acknowledge the unique struggles Black m…