• Unbossed, But Bothered.. Do Something! Featuring Tamia Booker Political Strategist...

  • Oct 16 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
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Unbossed, But Bothered.. Do Something! Featuring Tamia Booker Political Strategist...

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  • The Power of Black Women in the 2024 Presidential Election (with Special
    Guest Tamia)

    Podcast Summary: Episode 2 - "Do Something"

    In this episode of Unbossed, But Bothered, we dive into the importance of taking action and staying engaged as Black women in today's world. Our guest, Tamia Booker, shares powerful insights on overcoming barriers and embracing our voices.

    Key Messages:

    1. Empowerment Through Action: It's essential for us to translate our passion into tangible actions, whether through community involvement, advocacy, or personal initiatives.
    2. Sustaining Motivation: We discuss strategies to maintain motivation, emphasizing the importance of self-care and surrounding ourselves with supportive networks.
    3. Collective Strength: Highlighting the power of collaboration, we remind listeners that together, we can create meaningful change and uplift one another.
    4. Visibility Matters: Staying visible and vocal in our pursuits not only inspires others but also reinforces our presence in spaces that matter.

    Join us as we encourage each other to "do something" impactful in our communities and beyond!

    You + 5 Get to the Polls
    Building a pipeline of Women in Politics and continuing the conversation!


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