Growing Up Black, Unlearning Trauma & Breaking Generational Cycles ft Denille Rene

About this episode

Denille Rene and RushCam discuss the significance of Black History Month, personal experiences growing up Black, and the process of unlearning trauma and breaking generational cycles.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the No NDA Podcast, Denille Rene and RushCam get into what Black History Month really means beyond the hashtags, what it was like growing up Black, and the things we had to unlearn to become whole. From generational trauma and family dynamics to broken relationships, classism, and the silent expectations placed on us, nothing is off limits. Denille opens up about healing, identity, and navigating adulthood while carrying history, culture, and persona...

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Host: RushCam

Guest: Denille Rene

Topics covered

• Black History Month
• generational trauma
• identity
• healing
• family dynamics
• classism
• adulthood

Keywords

• Black History Month
• generational trauma
• healing
• identity
• family dynamics
• classism
• adulthood
• culture
• self improvement

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