Black Women's Strength: Self-Care, Storytelling, and Political Power w/ April Ryan

The longest serving Black woman White House Correspondent, April Ryan, joins Charrisse in a powerful conversation about the resilience and strength of Black women in America.

From discussing the upcoming election to exploring the legacy of the Black Panther Party, they touch on pivotal topics like the challenges faced by Black women and the impact of political decisions on issues such as abortion rights.

April, lends her insights on the significance of the black vote and its role in shaping political landscapes. Drawing from personal experiences, she sheds light on the pressing issue of black maternal health and underscores the imperative of raising awareness and taking action against racial inequality.

In this thought-provoking dialogue, they navigate through the complexities of race in society, highlighting the vital role of black women in effecting positive change. With a blend of personal anecdotes and expert analysis, they offer valuable takeaways on the power of self-care, the importance of political engagement, and the transformative potential of sharing one's journey towards healing.

Tune in to discover how self-care and storytelling empower black women, and gain insights into navigating today's political climate with resilience and determination.