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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2020 · 1H 10M

Breaking Out of Small Town Mindsets with Breonna Gallegos-Robinson

from The Resilient Heart Podcast

Gabi and her guest, Breonna discuss their experience growing up in a small town in New Mexico along with their age differences of 41 and 26 yrs old. If you've ever lived in a small town and understand the small mindedness this conversation will feel very familiar. Gabi and Breonna open up about the pros and the cons of small communities from family gatherings to incredible cultured food and the cons that include not wanting more and things never change.  As two latino women they discuss how they feel about the #blacklivesmatter movement and growing up in New Mexico with other minorities. Breonna expresses her excitement around major celebration from juneteenth to new cultural awareness should be something everyone is excited about. Breonna sheds some light on the identity crisis that occurs when you grow up in places like New Mexico and find yourself working to break free from stigmas and "not being enough" of any culture. Whether you grew up in a small town or are continuing to educate yourself and become more aware amidst this revolution this episode is a great place to start!

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