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Reformed, Black and Female: An Interview with Trillia Newbell and Jasmine Baucham

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Jemar is joined by authors Trillia Newbell and Jasmine Baucham to discuss the reformed black woman’s experience.

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The mission of the Reformed African American Network is to fuel modern reformation in the African American community with a global mindset by addressing the core concerns of African Americans.

2 thoughts on “Reformed, Black and Female: An Interview with Trillia Newbell and Jasmine Baucham”

  1. Jemar

    Thanks so much, Geni. You are indeed not alone. We appreciate you listening to the podcast, and we’d love to see a review from you on iTunes!

  2. Geni Glenn

    You ladies are awesome! I’m a wife and mother of three and we belong to a predominantly white church and I am concerned about my children being a minority amount a minority amongst minorities. RAAN is a Godsend to me and my family, letting us know we are not alone and Glorifying His Word. I recommend RAAN whenever I get a chance!

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