DCWA REWIND The Courage to Carry: A Black #Surrogate’s Story with Marshe Williams

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In celebration of Women’s History Month, I’m resharing one of my most replay‑worthy episodes. 

This conversation features Dope Chick Marshe Williams,  a Black surrogate from Rochester, NY, and mother of identical twin boys, who generously opens up about her journey of carrying life for another family.

We dive into why she chose to become a surrogate, what the process actually looks like, and the emotional, physical, and cultural layers that come with it. This episode is especially meaningful for anyone navigating infertility or exploring alternative family‑building options such as surrogacy and egg donation.

There is a growing need for Black surrogates and egg donors, and Marshe’s story sheds light on how powerful and impactful this path can be. If you’ve ever been curious about the process or want to understand the role surrogacy plays in our community, this episode is a must‑listen.

Originally released as Episode 116, The Gift of Life, this conversation remains just as inspiring today.

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