African American vs. Black Immigrant: Identity at the Intersection
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Episode Description:
This episode dives into the complexities of identity for Black immigrants and first-generation Americans
Join Malika Hodge, MPH, a humanization strategist and health equity advocate, as she explores:
- The unique historical and cultural experiences of Black immigrants compared to African Americans
- The challenges and opportunities faced by Black immigrants navigating a new society
- The concept of "protective shield" for first-generation Black immigrants
Inspiring Quote:
"Being the first generation, you're not tainted. In the, in the harms of this country. Like you haven't been wrapped all the way in it. You're just starting off the generational cycle here and I don't think people fully understand how harmful this place is the longer you stay here over time. So there was like a protective shield because of being like, you can't waste the opportunity." - Malika Hodge, MPH
About Malika Hodge, MPH:
Malika Hodge, MPH is a thought leader, coach, facilitator, and more. She works to create spaces that center on dignity and justice.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in:
- Black history and identity
- The experiences of Black immigrants in America
- Understanding cultural intersections and navigating complex identities
Follow Malika Hodge at @humancenteredleadershipc on IG
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