Episode 188: How to be magnetic
Welcome back to the podcast Baddie! On today’s episode we’re diving into one of the most powerful energies you can embody: being magnetic.✨🧲 When you tap into your magnetic energy, […]
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Like many of you, I’ve spent the past couple of weeks glued to the tv watching the Paris Olympics and in constant awe of the talent and athleticism of the athletes. Gymnastics is always one of my favorite competitions to watch but this year I was also tuned in for the track and field events and basketball. There was just no shortage of excellence on display. And as often happens, feats of Black women being excellent are often met with racism and sexism. A few years ago, right after the Tokyo Olympics, we released a conversation with Dr. Leeja Carter, a feminist sport psychology practitioner and the CEO of Coalition for Food and Health Equity that feels just as timely today.
During our conversation we discussed the ways that gendered racism shows up in sports, how the strong black woman trope impacts athletes, and how athletes are using platforms like social media to tell more of their story.
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Welcome back to the podcast Baddie! On today’s episode we’re diving into one of the most powerful energies you can embody: being magnetic.✨🧲 When you tap into your magnetic energy, […]
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