EPISODE · Jan 29, 2021 · 1H 4M
#14 40, Fabulous and Sensual: A Survivior's Story w/ Kish'sina Jackson
from #NoBibsBurpsBottles: The Stories of Childfree African American Women · host #NoBibsBurpsBottles
Ms. Kish'sina Jackson, 40, was born and raised in Saginaw, MI and currently resides in Columbus, Ohio. She is a proud HBCU graduate of Central State University and also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Kish'sina is the oldest of her siblings and often took on the parent role to help raise them. Kish'sina works full-time in the Supply Chain Industry; however, she has a love, passion and eye for fashion. She is 1/2 owner of the brand, N-Between Closets, an online boutique that offers customers a stylish and unique experience. In this epsiode, Kish'sina gives us the real about her rocky upbringing, being a 1st generation college student, a major deciscion that changed her life, dating men with children, stereotypes of Black childfree women, and her spiritual growth. Kish'sina goes even deeper with us - sharing her prayers and her forgiveness of self journey. Kish'sina will keep you laughing, but more importantly, she draws you in with her raw truth and transparency. You can contact and follow Kish'sina Jackson on Facebook @Chimere Jackson. You can find her online boutique on Instagram @n_betweenclosets. If you have enjoyed listening to this podcast episode, please let us know on our social media handles below. We would love to hear your thoughts! Please SHARE this podcast with others and please do not forget to SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW. Thank you in advance for listening and for your support. Social Media Instagram.com/nobibsburpsbottles Facebook.com/DrAngelaLHarris Twitter.com/nobibsburpsbott Checkout the Blog: Blog.nobibsburpsbottles.com Website (Shop, Speaking Engagements, Consultations) www.nobibsburpsbottles.com
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