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38:54Now PlayingDegeneracy is becoming normalized in our culture, and our children are watching, learning, and repeating what they see. In this episode, we’re talking about Black women, motherhood, accountability, and the influence mothers have on the values, behavior, identity, and future of their children.
This conversation isn’t about blaming every Black woman or pretending fathers don’t matter. It’s about asking difficult questions about what happens when destructive behavior becomes normalized and is passed from one generation to the next. What are we teaching our children through our actions—not just our words? And if we want stronger families and a stronger Black community, what patterns do we need to confront and change?
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