Rev. Dr. Xenia Barnes welcomes educator, activist, and co-author Dr. Carrie Young-McWilliams for a powerful two-part conversation focused on spiritual justice, integrity, and empowerment.
Dr. Carrie shares her journey of breaking generational cycles to become the first in her family to obtain a doctoral degree, only to find herself fighting systemic battles within the workplace. This episode is a vital look at how highly educated Black women are still marginalized and why collective action and self-care are essential tools for survival.
In this full series, you will discover Dr. Carrie's two revolutionary frameworks for lasting transformation:
- Part 1: The "SERVE" Framework (Inward Work): Learn to do the necessary internal self-inventory to detox from the trauma of assimilation and identify your unique, intentional position in the fight. This tool helps you stop the cycle of damage by first gaining clarity on your own worth and power.
- Part 2: The "CARE" Framework (Outward Action): Practical strategies for cultivating true compassion and empathy for others, rebuilding community, and establishing healthy, non-antagonistic relationships, even with those who challenge you.
Dr. Carrie emphasizes that your call is not everyone's call, and that discerning your purpose requires vulnerability, self-reflection, and knowing when to end a chapter to preserve your peace.
This is essential listening for educators, leaders, and anyone committed to integrity and justice in their personal and professional life.
Connect with Dr. Carrie Young-McWilliams: www.Care2Empower.org