In this episode of Bodaciously Black and Brown, we delve into the parallels between job interviews, from the way candidates prepare, to navigating the unspoken expectations.

Whether it’s code-switching, overcoming bias, or standing out in a crowd, we’ll uncover how the job interview process reflects broader social dynamics and offer insights on how to thrive in both worlds.

For this episode, we explore how the phrase “don’t tell me what to do” resonates in communities of color, touching on everything from career choices to family dynamics and personal freedom.

This episode breaks down why standing up to expectations is a powerful act of resistance and self-preservation. Tune in to hear how Black and Brown voices navigate the complex world of independence, identity, and freedom.

In this episode, we explore the cultural embrace of being “thick” in Black and Brown communities. We’ll discuss how body image is shaped by tradition, media, and family, and how curves are often celebrated as symbols of beauty and health. At the same time, we’ll examine the pressures to conform to different standards and the complexities of body acceptance. Tune in as we dive into the evolving conversation around size, confidence, and self-love in these communities.