Black Legacy

from The LA Way · host Lauren Ashlee

In this episode of The LA Way, I sit down with my maternal grandmother to talk about her upbringing and how moving up north during the great migration allowed her family to achieve greater opportunities. We also talk about Black culture, upholding traditions, and leaving behind a legacy. Make sure you subscribe to The LA Way podcast and leave a rate!

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