In this heartfelt clip, guest Jenna Greenwood reflects on the powerful influence of the Black women who raised her—women who embodied the spirit of the warm demander: holding high expectations with deep care. Through this lens, we explore the often unseen emotional labor and generational wisdom passed down by Black women educators, caregivers, and community leaders.
This episode speaks directly to paraprofessionals, educators, school leaders, professors, and families who know what it means to be held to a standard—while being wrapped in love.
🖤 In this episode:
The legacy of Black women in education and caregiving
Warm demanders and culturally responsive teaching
Emotional support and accountability in Black communities
Honoring the Black women who shaped us
Building loving, rigorous spaces for students and family
Why relationships matter in Black educator wellness
Whether you're reflecting on who raised you or how you show up in the classroom, this conversation is a tribute to the gentle strength of Black womanhood.
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