HERstory Lessons

19/05/2022

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In this clip from Recipe for Change: Amplifying Black Women, Tabitha Brown talks about her early experiences in Hollywood, and how she would often change her...

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29/03/2022

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08/03/2022

01/03/2022

WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

01/03/2022

This article was so on target. The growth is a reality…and the reasons why are absolutely in line with so many conversations I’ve had with other homeschool parents…including two ladies featured in this Times magazine article! Andrea Thomas and Odori Pendleton are two of four other homeschool mamas in Episodes 4 and 6(Parts 1/2) of HERStory Lessons Podcast….take a listen

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https://time.com/6151375/black-families-homeschooling/

Homeschooling increased nationwide after the pandemic disrupted in-person learning, and the increase was most significant among Black families

25/02/2022

In Part 2 of this episode, we talk about outside criticism, skepticism, and opinions (that we didn't ask for! LoL). These ladies get candid about their personal experiences with dealing with familial and friend criticism for their decision to homeschool THEIR children. We also discuss the "uglies" of things we would absolutely rather not do when we homeschool but sometimes have to "take one for the team" and do it because it needs to be done, for me that's art projects. I'm not crafty and I'd rather not but I swear I'm always at the table helping my daughter glue, paint, glitter, or cut something! Finally, we share insight into what it feels like to be a homeschool mama and how we have learned or are learning to find a means of taking care of ourselves as we serve our family.

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Tana Jeffers

THE BATTLE: Overcoming Fear, Procrastination, and Perfectionism

18/02/2022

This vlog was made several months ago, my son is now 13 months and my First Grader is now six! Sharing a typical day of homeschooling…but on a “good” day. Being a HS momma is WORK, it’s also rewarding. Take a peek into our day and listen to Episode 6 Part 1 of HERStory Lessons Podcast.

We typically start our day at 9am after starting breakfast and doing a morning box activity around 8:30ish…🤷🏽‍♀️

We read aloud and do practice reading and then move into lessons. We generally end our school day by 12:30, have lunch and free and activity time for the rest of the day. Who wants to be in school for hours and hours?! We have science labs at the science museum, homeschool programs at the YMCA with other homeschool children, have science Thursdays with another homeschool family, take frequent field trips and we chill at home/outside.

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HERStory Lessons Podcast Episode 6
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18/02/2022

I know that everyone's story is different but let's keep it real, homeschooling is WORK and if you're in it or thinking about starting to homeschool you want to hear the truth about what it's all about. I have an ensemble of four beautiful, brilliant women who all homeschool. These ladies are in the trenches eerrr day homeschooling in large families with seven kids to smaller families with two school-age children, with a diversity of grades/ages. They share their stories about what life is really like homeschooling. In Part 1 of this episode, we talk about what we enjoy most about homeschooling, our personal struggles with finding time for ourselves and self-care and we start to get into parental and public criticism and skepticism of families that homeschool (stay tuned for next week's Part 2).
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04/02/2022

Rachel Rae Ellis, Tonya Edmond Joyner, Tiffany Cook, Katina Little, LaVie Leasure, Leah Halton-Pope

28/01/2022

This episode is personal. I have a fun and informative convo with three beautiful, brilliant, women of color who recently decided to take the leap and start homeschooling. We discuss the recent boom in the growth of black families homeschooling since the pandemic began and why each of us decided to homeschool. When you listen you will discover that each woman’s story and journey is unique and their road to homeschooling came from a long hard chance at the public school system. These ladies are engineers, educators, and entrepreneurs of successful companies. They are raising brilliant, curious, talented children who are learning in their own unique styles, developing a love for knowledge, and building self-identity. Tune in: Spotify, Apple Podcast, Amazon, Google Podcast and Stitcher. HERstory Lessons; Stephanie Owens, Odori Pendleton, Big World Little Schoolhouse

26/01/2022

Stay tuned. I am having a convo with three beautiful and brilliant women of color. We’re sharing our HERStory lessons about why and how we started homeschooling. Since Spring 2020 African-American families are experiencing the fastest growth among all surveyed race groups to homeschool their school-age children. See Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey: https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/03/homeschooling-on-the-rise-during-covid-19-pandemic.html.

Is it the pandemic or was it just the “nudge” that pushed families into homeschooling? We four ladies get into it. Coming soon!!!

03/12/2021

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How do I take my God-given gifts and my passions and build a business that serves others, creates jobs and builds wealth. Danyelle Jones, creator of Mindfully, Inc., started her company only a year ago amid the pandemic and she built it from a place of understanding what her God-given gifts are and how she can use those gifts to create and grow a company that serves the needs of our beautiful brown children as well as generate passive income for herself while still working her 9 to 5 as a Chicago public school teacher. Let’s find out what her company is all about and how she discovered that her God-given gifts were given to bless her life and serve a greater purpose.

03/12/2021

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26/11/2021

Part 2 of Episode 2: The Battle: Overcoming Fear, Procrastination & Fear

I continue my conversation with Author, Ticora Davis. Ticora published a book in 2019 called “Planted To Produce: 7 Shifts To Activate Your Creative Soul”. In the next half of the episode, Ticora discusses the why and how we should create boundaries and protect our dreams and visions so that negative influences do not take root and destroy our seeds before they can grow and produce fruit. This is a conversation for the women in pursuit of their purpose. From some of the key points in her book, Ticora reveals the spiritual roots of procrastination, fear, imposter syndrome, and perfectionism, and the steps you can take to gain victory over those things that stifle our ability to produce and create.

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19/11/2021

NEW EPISODE!! Y'all...this one is so good I had to split it to 2 parts because NONE of it was getting cut.
Take 20 minutes to listen.

THE BATTLE: Fear, Procrastination, and Perfectionism.

Guest: Ticora Daivs, Esq.

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19/11/2021

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19/11/2021

Check out Episode 2, Pt 1. 8AM. On Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Amazon Music. It will soon be up on www.herstorylessons.net.

I had to share with you a quick message about this new episode….My struggle has consistently been a battle of perfectionism and overthinking…I am sure I’m not the only one. My dear friend and I have a conversation about where that is rooted from and how to gain victory over it.

18/11/2021

NEW EPISODE COMING FRIDAY!!! Y'all, this one coming was powerful and transformative.

DON'T MISS EPISODE 1: CODE-SWITCHING with my girl Kristy O.

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14/11/2021

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14/11/2021

Episode 1 Code-Switching: To Switch or Not To Switch

12/11/2021

12/11/2021

Code-switching, in the social context, is the adjusting of one’s style of speech, behavior, appearance, and expressions when interacting with other groups depending on the social context and the audience. This episode was an impromptu recording, the topic was birthed from a convo between myself, my husband and my girl Kristy and her significant other the night before the recording. I thought our conversation was so interesting and worth sharing with a broader audience because I often have to ask myself: "how frequently do I code-switch?". Am I code-switching when I am professional spaces behaving professionally? I’m sure everyone puts their best representative out there when they’re at work, at professional networking events, at school, etc. But this conversation is really about “US”, people of color...and specifically, women of color. When in certain settings and among certain groups, most of "Us" have done it masterfully. Do women of color still need to code-switch when in mostly white professional circles or can our cultural differences be celebrated and valued? Can we look for the opportunities to be the “tie that binds” our cultural, ethnic, and even individual differences rather than conform? My friend and a woman of color shares her wisdom and experience with code-switching. This is a HERStory Lesson that I found enlightening and made me really examine the question: To Switch Or Not To Switch...so, get your glass of wine, your coffee, tea and get comfortable...this is Kristy’s HERStory Lesson.

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Everybody has a story, I'm interested in hearing about HERS. I'm right there with our listeners, we want to hear about her peaks, valleys, breakthroughs, and, what lessons has she learned along the way. This is a podcast full of conversations with a variety of dynamic woman sharing their own HERStor...

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