Being a mother, woman and professional can be challenging, but this is even more so if you are a mother, woman, professional and a person of color. In this podcast, I speak to my good friend LaTanya Coleman-Carter about being a black female professional from the South, why we need to listen to people of color's experiences, the importance of learning about racism and white privilege, why our educational system needs to change, hood feminism, the "talk" black parents have to give their children, why we need to have diversity in the workplace, how to talk to your children about race and so much more.     This episode was made possible by the following sponsors:   -BiOptimizers (my favorite supplement company): Magnesium Breakthrough Supplement: Get up to 40% off select packages with coupon code DRLEAF10: https://magbreakthrough.com/leaf   -KiwiCo (the best way to keep your children busy and build their brains!): Get YOUR FIRST MONTH FREE on select crates at https://kiwico.com/drleaf.     Podcast Time Stamps  LaTanya is also and amazing math tutor and offers online coaching! For more info and to book a session visit: https://www.theamath.com   And follow her on Twitter: @HeyMrsCarter_   and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theaftermathematics/?igshid=1f3r07k8fp3lqRead her blog on this topic Recommended additional reading and resources:   Hood Feminism: Notes From the Women That a Movement Forgot13 Books to Educate Yourself on Antiracism, According to Black WomenHood Feminism BlogWomen, Race, & ClassEloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her SuperpowerSign up to get free weekly mental health tips & techniques from me texted to you! Just text DRLEAF to 80519 (only available at this time for U.S numbers)