In the second part of our conversation with Tania Lindo, we explore a deeply personal story of parenting, resilience, and confronting racial realities. Tania shares the challenges she faces as a Black mother raising her son to navigate safety dynamics that differ from those experienced by White men. Against the backdrop of the social and political shifts of 2020, Tania candidly discusses the fears, hopes, and lessons that come with raising a Black boy. This episode offers insights that challenge and inspire us to reflect on our own understanding of race, safety, and community.

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