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The Joy of Unsticking Yourself

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What does it truly mean to embrace your identity entirely, without reservation or apology? In this candid exploration of Black joy and self-acceptance, we dive deep into the transformative power of recognizing your own worth in a world that often fails to do so.
The journey from internalized anti-Blackness to profound self-love reveals how embracing your heritage becomes not just a personal victory, but a revolutionary act. "Being Black is my superpower," isn't just a catchy phrase—it's a recognition of the inherent strength, creativity, and resilience that has allowed Black people to thrive despite countless attempts at suppression.
Through unexpected moments of clarity—like realizing the freedom of swimming with a shaved head or rediscovering childhood joys—we uncover how healing happens in the spaces where we allow ourselves to be present. The political becomes personal when we acknowledge that caring for ourselves isn't selfish but necessary, especially for Black women who so often carry the weight of advocacy while receiving the least support.
This conversation challenges the notion that we must constantly process the world's problems, advocating instead for balance through deliberate disconnection. By finding activities that truly shut off our brains—whether reading, coloring, swimming, or simply being outdoors—we create sacred spaces for our mental well-being. The radical act of focusing on what makes you happy might be the most powerful form of resistance available.
Ready to rediscover what brings you joy and reconnect with your inner child? Listen now and join a community that validates your feelings, celebrates your existence, and reminds you that on this floating rock in space, the most important thing is your own healing journey.

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Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Being Black Is My Entire Personality (00:00:16)

3. The Resilience of Black People (00:07:17)

4. Water Park Adventures (00:09:59)

5. Freeing Yourself from Expectations (00:21:19)

6. Black Women & Childhood Healing (00:27:59)

7. Political Frustrations & Self-Care (00:31:38)

26 episodes

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Manage episode 491505515 series 3628778
Content provided by Daijné Jones. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Daijné Jones or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

What does it truly mean to embrace your identity entirely, without reservation or apology? In this candid exploration of Black joy and self-acceptance, we dive deep into the transformative power of recognizing your own worth in a world that often fails to do so.
The journey from internalized anti-Blackness to profound self-love reveals how embracing your heritage becomes not just a personal victory, but a revolutionary act. "Being Black is my superpower," isn't just a catchy phrase—it's a recognition of the inherent strength, creativity, and resilience that has allowed Black people to thrive despite countless attempts at suppression.
Through unexpected moments of clarity—like realizing the freedom of swimming with a shaved head or rediscovering childhood joys—we uncover how healing happens in the spaces where we allow ourselves to be present. The political becomes personal when we acknowledge that caring for ourselves isn't selfish but necessary, especially for Black women who so often carry the weight of advocacy while receiving the least support.
This conversation challenges the notion that we must constantly process the world's problems, advocating instead for balance through deliberate disconnection. By finding activities that truly shut off our brains—whether reading, coloring, swimming, or simply being outdoors—we create sacred spaces for our mental well-being. The radical act of focusing on what makes you happy might be the most powerful form of resistance available.
Ready to rediscover what brings you joy and reconnect with your inner child? Listen now and join a community that validates your feelings, celebrates your existence, and reminds you that on this floating rock in space, the most important thing is your own healing journey.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Being Black Is My Entire Personality (00:00:16)

3. The Resilience of Black People (00:07:17)

4. Water Park Adventures (00:09:59)

5. Freeing Yourself from Expectations (00:21:19)

6. Black Women & Childhood Healing (00:27:59)

7. Political Frustrations & Self-Care (00:31:38)

26 episodes

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