The promise of a new year is that it brings change, but as we saw at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, the white supremacy party ain’t over. In this episode, we talk about moving from rhetoric to action in 2021, so that we can make this the decade for Black women entrepreneurs.

With:

• Lisa Yancey, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• June Wilson, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• Lynnette Kaid, Co-Founder, The We’s Match

We live our lives within systems. Some of those systems we know well, like work and family. But many more are invisible and weren’t designed to work for us. Let’s talk about how we can work together to change these systems.

With:

• Lisa Yancey, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• June Wilson, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• Lynnette Kaid, Co-Founder, The We’s Match

Mentioned in this episode:

• Danai Pointer, founder of TruNude (mytrunude.com)
• GirlTrek (girltrek.org) and their #DaughtersOf campaign

The Constitution of the United States was born of revolution, but it was also intentionally designed to exclude all but a few. We are again living in a revolutionary time, a moment of uprising, empowerment, and reckoning. And it’s time we had a serious talk about the Constitution.

With:

• Lisa Yancey, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• June Wilson, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• Lynnette Kaid, Co-Founder, The We’s Match

When was the first time you became aware of your own power and agency? The co-founders of The We’s Match share their aha moments, and talk about the ways each of us can use our power and agency to effect change in a time of deep crisis.

With:

• Lisa Yancey, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• June Wilson, Co-Founder, The We’s Match
• Lynnette Kaid, Co-Founder, The We’s Match