We all carry around stress. We all have inner demons that we have the hide under the guise that everything is alright.  We all have to pick our times to be vulnerable while putting on a strong act around the public.  For women, and more specifically black women, the stress and strain that envelops their lives is not only unique but it is harder and heavier than anyone one else's.  Most people know the term "Strong Black Woman" and use it like it is a complement.  However, do you really know how stressful and mentally exhausting it is to have to be STRONG all the time.  When do black women get to rest? When do they get to lighten their load? When is the world going to repay them for the struggle they endure as women and people of color?  

On this week's show, I welcome my guest, Danese Wright of Root Insurance, to talk about this important topic.  She is a self-described "Experienced leader with a passion for driving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" who takes educating others about the extra stress of being a black women in modern day America very seriously.

I cannot say enough about Danese - she is smart, strong and a voice for change. The show will be available Monday, 9/6, at 5pm on any platform that you listen to podcasts.

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