Raising Daughters as a Black Father: Breaking Stereotypes, Faith, and the Power of Being a Girl Dad

In this heartfelt episode of The Life We’re Given Podcast, host Brandi Lewis sits down with her father, Connie Lewis, for an honest and eye-opening conversation about fatherhood, faith, and breaking stereotypes around Black fathers.Connie shares his experience raising three daughters as a Black man in America, what it truly means to be a “Girl Dad,” and the values he worked hard to instill in his children — kindness, resilience, accountability, and faith. Together, they unpack the pressures of parenting, the harmful stereotypes placed on Black fathers, and why community support and open dialogue are essential for change.This episode explores:What active fatherhood really looks likeThe realities Black fathers face in societyRaising confident daughters with strong valuesThe importance of kindness, community, and showing upHow small actions can create lasting impactWhether you’re a parent, a daughter, a father, or someone seeking to deepen your understanding of the role of Black fatherhood and positive male leadership, this episode will inspire reflection, empathy, and action.🎧 Tune in for a conversation that challenges narratives and reminds us that presence matters more than perception.LinkJohn Hope Bryant: https://www.youtube.com/@UCCKNk9Sb3H5ueNK_X9V-3yA