Some of the things we go through growing up stay with us but so does our strength.

Some of the things we go through growing up stay with us but so does our strength. In this moment, Aisha shares honestly about the racism she experienced as a young Blak woman and how it shaped the way she saw herself. Her story is a reminder to our young mob that you are not alone in those feelings and that learning to love who you are is a powerful journey. These yarns matter because they help our young people feel seen, supported and proud in their identity. Full episode → https://lnk.to/BMW #FirstNationsVoices #RepresentationMatters #Podcast

By Black Magic Woman with Mundanara Bayles

Published June 1, 2026

From the Black Stories & Voices community. A meaningful community celebrating First Nations voices, leaders, changemakers, culture, identity, resilience, and storytelling inspired by Mundanara Bayles’ award-winning Black Magic Woman podcast.

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