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Real Talk hosts an exclusive interview with Lee Cougardawn Roberts
Real Talk hosts an exclusive interview with Lee Cougardawn Roberts
Real Talk hosts an exclusive interview with Lee Cougardawn Roberts
Sunday 15th October 2023
Join Donna M. Kshir as she interviews Lee Cougardawn Roberts on AU4H Radio, exploring her journey of resilience and self-acceptance in the 'You Are Enough' photobook.
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Get the buttons here!Lee Cougardawn Roberts: Embracing Adversity and Finding Strength
Episode Overview
- Lee's inspiring journey of overcoming adversity as a deaf woman
- Her impactful advocacy work within the deaf community
- The empowering experience of being a part of the 'You Are Enough' photobook
- Challenging societal standards and advocating for effective communication and language accessibility
- Encouraging a message of self-love and empowerment
It's what's in your heart, what's in your soul, and what you believe in, what you stand for. That's what is most important. It's not your body. It's not your skin color. It is not your weight. That doesn't determine your self-worth, my self-worth, or my beauty.
Ever wondered what it takes to truly embrace who you are, flaws and all? In this heartfelt episode of AU4H Radio's 'Real Talk', Donna M. Kshir sits down with Lee Cougardawn Roberts, a woman whose story is nothing short of inspiring. Lee is one of the nine women featured in the photobook 'You Are Enough', a project that celebrates women who've faced significant challenges and emerged stronger.
Through raw, unedited photographs and personal stories, the book aims to show that true beauty lies in authenticity, not in societal standards or filters. Lee's journey as a deaf woman has been filled with obstacles, but her resilience shines through as she discusses her advocacy work within the deaf community. She opens up about the difficulties she's faced, the victories she's achieved, and how being part of the 'You Are Enough' project has empowered her to embrace her identity fully.
Her candid storytelling is both moving and motivational, encouraging listeners to practice self-love and challenge societal norms. This episode isn't just about Lee's story; it's a powerful reminder that we are all enough, just as we are.