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In this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée reflects on childhood friendships, neighborhood connections, and the art of building community—from knocking on doors to asking the right questions. As the only girl in a house of brothers, she had to learn how to build her own circle of sisterhood.
She also dives into how books—especially those by Terry McMillan, Maya Angelou, Zora Neale Hurston, and Cicely Tyson—shaped her understanding of relationships, emotional labor, and self-worth. Through stories and observations, this episode invites you to consider how you and your daughters build friendships, navigate social cues, and learn how to be in relationship with others—on purpose.
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Black Liberation Tech PodcastMaya AngelouZora Neale HurstonCommunity BuildingMaking FriendsSisterhoodBooks by Black WomenSocial Skills for GirlsTerry McMillanCicely TysonRelationship LiteracyParenting GirlsChildhood FriendshipsBlack Girl JoyRaising DaughtersSocial Emotional Learning