
Join host, Lilada Gee – a warrior, healer, community mother, (but certainly not a singer) - in gripping conversations committed to highlighting the experiences and stories of Black girls and women. As an unapologetic voice in defense of Black girls, meet her at the frontlines each week discussing topics that most impact our girls in their homes, schools, and communities. You will not want to miss ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Is there something you wish your Mama told you? In our final throwback episode from her days at WORT 89.9 FM, Lilada Gee asks: What is some of the best advice your mama ever gave you?, What should Black mamas teach their Black daughters?, and more! more
In our next "throwback" episode, Lilada takes a look at her top ten heroines of the Civil Rights movements in honor of Black History Month. Featuring long-time Madison resident and activist, Brandi Grayson. Brandi is the co-founder of Young, Gifted a... more
As we prep for Season 3, we thought it important to not only remember where we started, but how this continues to be relevant today. In "Ground Zero," Lilada Gee passionately advocates for the importance of healing ourselves and how, when we heal the... more
Black Woman Heal Day (April 1st) was founded by Lilada Gee with a mission to increase prevention, awareness, and healing efforts of sexual abuse throughout the African Diaspora.
This throwback episode begins with Lilada's testimony in surviving chi... more
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Lilada does an outstanding job in Ground Zero not only conveying a part of the black girl/woman experience, but also offering wisdom as to how self-awareness, forgiveness, and understanding can begin the healing process for multiple generations. Strongly recommend this podcast for anyone wanting a deeper contextualization of issues affecting black girlhood in America.
Defending Black Girlhood is a daring podcast that digs into and highlights the experiences and stories of Black girls and women. The importance of this topic should not be undervalued and the host, Lilada Gee, and her team do an incredible job curating these conversations. Worth a listen and a "subscribe"!
Defending Black Girlhood is a daring podcast that digs into and highlights the experiences and stories of Black girls and women. The importance of this topic should not be undervalued and the host, Lilada Gee, and her team do an incredible job curating these conversations. Worth a listen and a "subscribe"!
I had to listen to episode 1 “ground zero” twice to let it all sink in. Lilada articulates the historical, epigenetic trauma that black girls and women all over the world carry with after centuries of abuse, rape, violence, subjugation, and disenfranchisement at the hands of men, and why it is so difficult to confront these deep scars. As a white man without any black girls in my family, her words hit me like a ton of bricks, and gave me a window of insight into a problem that I thought I knew s... more
Lilada and her team give voice to Erika’s story and remind us all of the deep meaning of her life as well as our collective responsibility to defend black girlhood everywhere. During the dynamic interviews Lilada, meets every interviewee where they are and respectfully pushes them (and listeners) to re-examine how we show up for black girls and women in our lives. Lilada’s artwork, in all forms, offers healing, joy, voice, perspective and so for much for all involved. I don’t know about you, but... more










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