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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2026 · 20 MIN

Homeschooling as Liberation: Creating Sanctuary for Neurodivergent Black Children Inspired by Nicole L Miles

from Soft Girl Era

This episode explores how homeschooling can be a powerful act of liberation for Black families raising neurodivergent children. Host LeAnne Dolce shares insights from her conversation with Nicole L Miles, highlighting the realities and possibilities of homeschooling children with autism and ADHD while balancing entrepreneurship and caregiving. Discover how Black parents are building supportive ecosystems, challenging stereotypes, and designing learning environments that honor both their children’s needs and their own ambitions. Tune in for practical strategies, inspiring stories, and a call to redefine success by centering softness, community, and intentional living.

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