Latavia
Latavia
Ep. 8 Silence is as deadly and dangerous as violence.
Ep. 8 Silence is as deadly and dangerous as violence.
Ep. 8 Silence is as deadly and dangerous as violence.
Monday 1st March 2021
Latavia Randolph reveals hidden patriarchal patterns fueling violence and trauma in black communities, urging listeners to break the silence and cycle.
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Get the buttons here!The Silent Scream: Unmasking Violence and Trauma in Black Communities
Silence is what allows people to suffer without recourse. Violence is the use of physical force so as to injure abuse, damage or destroy.
Latavia Randolph pulls no punches in this gripping episode of 'Blackaholics Anonymous'. Titled 'Silence is as Deadly and Dangerous as Violence', Latavia dives deep into the hidden forms of patriarchy that silently perpetuate trauma and violence in black communities. She explores how these insidious patterns, often passed down through generations, can deprive women of their feminine energy and stifle their voices, even when their children are suffering abuse.
Latavia brings to light the devastating effects of post-traumatic slave syndrome, poor parenting skills, and the stress of pregnancy on families. She doesn't shy away from discussing the dangers of male dominance and the obsession with control that can wreak havoc on communities. With a powerful narrative, she underscores the critical role of a mother's love and the dire consequences of its absence on a child's development.
But it's not all doom and gloom; Latavia passionately advocates for tapping into one's divine feminine energy as a means to break these destructive cycles. She urges listeners to speak out against abuse and take steps to protect the next generation from becoming victims. If you're ready for an eye-opening conversation that challenges societal norms and encourages empowerment, this episode is a must-listen.