Jerry and Kelly McRae share how they use literature, storytelling, and community resources to teach Black history and identity. They discuss navigating their children's experiences with racism, the influence of social media, and the importance of building community connections. This episode highlights strategies for creating resilient, culturally grounded family dynamics.
Episodes (5)
Jerry and Kelly share insights into balancing their roles as partners and parents while raising Camren and Briana. They discuss navigating differing parenting styles, promoting financial literacy through creativity, and grounding their family in spirituality and resilience. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, they offer a heartfelt glimpse into their journey.
This episode highlights how Jerry, Kellye, Camren, and Briana approach Black parenting in modern times. From preparing children for systemic challenges to preserving cultural identity and fostering joy, they share practical strategies and personal stories. The complexities of education, representation, and community are explored to empower families and celebrate legacy.
Jerry and Kelly open up about the unique challenges and joys of Black parenthood, from addressing childhood trauma to promoting self-love in their children. They share personal stories, including Jerry’s healing journey and his book, "Black Fathers Are Real." Practical tips and reflections offer listeners ways to foster emotional intelligence, resilience, and an affirming home environment.
Jerry and Kelly share their journey as first-time Black parents, reflecting on their joys, challenges, and the cultural significance of passing on traditions to Camren and Brianna. The episode discusses breaking generational curses, fostering emotional resilience, and balancing societal expectations with personal growth. Jerry's advocacy through "Black Fathers Are Real" and Kelly's unique perspective as a nurse educator bring inspiring insights on modern Black parenthood.