More Money Stories in Black & White

This week, I welcome back Casandra A. to the Money is Emotional podcast to share more of her experience with money as a biracial woman.

Casandra and I both felt that our conversation in the previous episode was incomplete. In fact, within 48 hours, we were on the phone discussing the things we wished we had included. So here we are back again! If you did not listen to part 1 of this conversation, please stop and go listen to that one now. (It’s episode 49.) We will be waiting for you!?

Together, we explore the often-unspoken money conversations in Casandra's family, the profound impact of mentorship, the role of technology in financial education, and the critical importance of community support.

Tune in for insights that challenge the status quo and inspire meaningful discussions around race, money, and empowerment!

Here are a few of the things Casandra talks about...

• Her resentment towards her white grandmother for not having money conversations with her, like she did with she white cousins
• Her fear of being acused of leaving others behind, as Casandra moves to the next level of wealth (aka "survivor's guilt")
• Her shame about privilege because she had access to her white family’s financial resources that provided her with a?fresh start as a teen
• The fact that black women are underfunded but over-mentored professionally. Casandra talks about her personal experience with that.
• Tangible ways that both white men and women can be advocates for women of color, not just with words but with action!

Listen to or watch this episode of the Money is Emotional podcast right here !

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