Are You Still Hopeful? Black Women, Burnout & Healing

Are you still hopeful? On this episode, Kamika Dillard sits down with educator, author and Michigan State professor Dr.

LeConte Dill to talk about burnout, therapy and rest for Black women, and what happens to the next generation of Black women when the adults caring for them are running on empty. Dr Dill shares starting therapy at 18 before it was popular, why adults miss the nuances with Black girls, gentrification and knowing our stories so we don't lose them.

This episode is a reminder: yes, the work will be done, but will we be here? Dr.

LeConté Dill is a storyteller, educator and scholar from South Central Los Angeles. She is an Associate Professor in the Department of African American and African Studies at Michigan State University and a proud Spelman College alumna.

Her work focuses on Black girls' safety, healing and wellness through research, teaching and storytelling. She is also the author of the poetry collection Soul Survivors .

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