Ep. 125 - Family Legacy: Mamas, Daughters, and Black Womanhood
About this episode
Amber and Erika discuss family legacy with their mothers, exploring themes of Black womanhood and community.
It's a special episode of Broke-ish! Amber and Erika are kicking off the season on Legacy with both their mothers as guests. Amber's mom, Eleanor Webb, and Erika's mom, Thelma Taylor, join their daughters to discuss what legacy means to them. We start with their joyful recollection of one of segregation's few benefits - thriving, loving Black communities - and then glean their insights on church, faith, marriage, and relationships. They recount the legacies of their families and the ones they sought to forge for themselves. Finally, the Queen Mothers leave us with their hopes for the legacies they wish to leave in this life. You don't want to miss this episode, so press play!
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