Rachel Cargle Discuss A Renaissance of Our Own

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This author talk featuring author, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, Rachel Cargle in conversation with Well-Read Black Girl founder, Glory Edim, was everything we'd hoped it would be. Each lady brought warmth and wisdom, discussing how African American literature serves not just as a mirror reflecting personal growth but also as a beacon calling for societal change. Their experiences, alongside the revelations shared from Rachel's memoir, A Renaissance of Our Own, shed light on the essential nature of storytelling in advocacy and the holistic approach to defining success that transcends material wealth.

Our conversation turned to the struggle and beauty of remaining true to oneself amidst the demands of public life. We pondered the legacies of powerhouse figures like Oprah and Beyoncé, delving into how their examples of ambition and self-realization have influenced our personal and professional endeavors. This discussion was a reminder that our brightest potential lies within, waiting to be unlocked by embracing every facet of our identity.
We wrapped up our heartfelt exchange by contemplating the balance between personal well-being and the fight for collective liberation, a conversation sparked by the poignant insights of Tony Kate Bombard and the impact of the Loveland Foundation. Acknowledging the complex dance with financial freedom, we recognized the power of investing in our communities and the infinite potential when we fuse entrepreneurship with activism. As we honored the contributions of black playwrights like Angelina Weld Grimke, we found ourselves not just recounting history but paving the way for future generations to discover the richness and diversity of African-American literature.
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1. Rachel Cargle Discuss A Renaissance of Our Own (00:00:00)

2. Exploring African American Literature (00:00:01)

3. Negotiating Work and Values (00:06:47)

4. Authenticity, Self-Love, Growth, Change (00:18:11)

5. Entrepreneurial Inspiration and Self-Reflection (00:23:40)

6. Revolution and Rest for Collective Liberation (00:34:47)

7. Money and Financial Freedom Relationship (00:44:47)

8. Finding Joy in Black Playwrights (00:48:29)

9. Discovering the Power of African-American Literature (00:53:02)