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Black Women in Europe® (BWIE) Podcast
Black Women in Europe® (BWIE) Podcast
53 episodes
4 hours ago
Hosting special guests and having honest conversations, the Black Women in Europe® podcast amplifies the voices of the ordinary and extraordinary among us by exploring their lives, discussing relevant news, and tackling interesting and challenging topics, including racism, both subtle and overt; adapting to new customs, citizenship, and residency challenges and requirements, hair care, mental health, and more. Black Women in Europe™ Tranevagen Halmstad 302 30 Sweden
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Hosting special guests and having honest conversations, the Black Women in Europe® podcast amplifies the voices of the ordinary and extraordinary among us by exploring their lives, discussing relevant news, and tackling interesting and challenging topics, including racism, both subtle and overt; adapting to new customs, citizenship, and residency challenges and requirements, hair care, mental health, and more. Black Women in Europe™ Tranevagen Halmstad 302 30 Sweden
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Fighting Back Starts With Lying Down - Season of Healing Racial Trauma
Black Women in Europe® (BWIE) Podcast
29 minutes 27 seconds
3 weeks ago
Fighting Back Starts With Lying Down - Season of Healing Racial Trauma

In this thought-provoking episode, Kate Pearl takes us on a journey where healing is not just personal—it's political. Healing from racial trauma isn't just about survival; it’s an act of resistance and revolution. Kate discusses how resting, raging, and resisting are all part of the same process that allows us to reclaim our joy, creativity, and collective care in the fight for freedom.


Kate delves into why healing, both individually and within our communities, matters in the fight against systemic oppression. She breaks down how healing makes space for the future, helps us reconnect to our roots, and empowers us to continue the work of resistance in ways that uplift us.
✨ You’ll hear about:
🔹 How healing creates space for joy and creativity in activism
🔹 Why rest is essential to sustainable resistance work
🔹 Rage as a catalyst for change and a form of self-preservation
🔹 How collective healing strengthens community bonds
🔹 The power of healing rituals in shaping resistance movements
🔹 Connecting with ancestors to fuel the revolution
🔹 How rage and rest are two sides of the same coin in our fight for justice
🔹 The role of radical self-care in decolonising our minds and bodies
🔹 Why Black joy is revolutionary and critical in healing
Plus, our founder, Adrianne, shares a mindfulness practice designed to help you reconnect with your power and energy, restoring your balance as you continue the fight for justice.
👩🏾‍💻 Learn more about Kate’s work at katepearl.com


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Black Women in Europe® (BWIE) Podcast
Hosting special guests and having honest conversations, the Black Women in Europe® podcast amplifies the voices of the ordinary and extraordinary among us by exploring their lives, discussing relevant news, and tackling interesting and challenging topics, including racism, both subtle and overt; adapting to new customs, citizenship, and residency challenges and requirements, hair care, mental health, and more. Black Women in Europe™ Tranevagen Halmstad 302 30 Sweden