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1.8 To All the Aunties That Hurt Us Before

EPISODE · Jan 31, 2021 · 34 MIN

1.8 To All the Aunties That Hurt Us Before

from Dear Brown Girls · host Dear Brown Girls

If there's one universal experience that all brown girls can relate to, it's the suffering we all face at the hands of our beloved Aunties. You can run, you can hide, but none of us escape unscathed. In this episode we dramatically delve into our aunty traumas, and try to finally move past the horrific experiences they put us through, and discuss how we can avoid becoming the aunties we love to hate.

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