Session Notes: Black Women Writers Catch Hell Across the Globe

Title: Session Notes: Black Women Writers Catch Hell Across the Globe

In this episode, host Ella Shawn shares her after-recording session notes and talks about the similarities experienced by Black women writers. She shares powerful insights and personal stories. From the significance of Black History Month celebrated in Europe to shedding light on the pervasive white women as the standards of beauty and excellence, these Session Notes explore the shared experiences of Black women writers across different regions and cultures.

Takeaway Points:

1. Highlights the unique perspectives and challenges faced by Black women writers in different parts of the world.

2. Emphasizes the need for conversations that amplify the voices and experiences of Black women writers across the globe.

3. Explores the impact of societal white default as the standard on the identity and self-worth of Black women writers.

4. Underscores the importance of platforms like the Black Writer Therapy podcast as a space-holder for important international conversations to take place.

📚Timestamped Overview

00:00 Black women share similar experiences of discrimination.

05:05 Teacher cadet conference, met woman, awkward encounter.

08:01 Lack of representation left her feeling ugly.

11:41 Black Writer Therapy podcast: Like, follow, share, review.

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