What connects you to your history? For Ama-Robin, it was a wooden map of Africa that hung in my childhood home—a powerful symbol of identity, pride, and resilience.

In this episode, Ama-Robin shares a deeply personal story about how this map, despite being ridiculed, became a source of strength and a reminder of the greatness of Black history.

We’ll reflect on the power of symbols, the lessons of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, and the importance of reclaiming our stories.

Join me for storytelling, a cultural cleansing ritual, and a moment of quiet reflection to honor our connection to Black history—not just this month, but every day.

Tune in to feel empowered and supported—no one goes it alone here 🌍🕯️.

Take a deep breath… and let’s begin.

Actionable Steps:

Reflect on the symbols in your life that connect you to your history, participate in our cleansing ritual, and share this episode with someone who might need it.✨