April marks Black Women’s History Month, and this series was created to honor the full, lived experiences of Black women in a way that often gets overlooked. This series centers Black women support stories told in their own words.
The 26 Black Women: What Strength Took. What Support Could Have Given storytelling series centers real conversations with Black women about the realities behind being “strong” and the kind of support that was missing.
Each episode creates space for Black women to speak in their own words, not just about what they’ve been through, but about who they are beyond it.
This trailer introduces the intention behind the series and what listeners can expect over the next 26 days.
If you’ve ever questioned what support for Black women really looks like in everyday life, this series was created with you in mind.
About Shades of Strong®
Shades of Strong® is a space where Black women come to breathe, reflect, and reclaim strength without the struggle. Support Pauses are short, soulful reminders that you don’t have to carry it all alone. New episodes drop every weekday.
Resources to Support You:
- Black Women Storytelling Series
- Schedule a 1:1 Support Session
- Get the Guide: “You Know Your Support Language™—Now What?”
- Take the Support Language™ Quiz. and learn how you actually receive support best.
- Get Support Right in Your Inbox: Gentle words, real-life reflection, and soft reminders every week
- Download Sistah’s Connect Radio in the Apple Store
- Download Sistah’s Connect Radion in Google Play
Let’s Stay Connected:
- Subscribe to Shades of Strong on Apple Podcasts or your favorite platform
- Share this episode with a sista who’s tired of being the strong one
- Leave a review if the episode spoke to your spirit — it helps more Black women find this space
- Submit your questions to hi@shadesofstrong.com
- Follow Shades of Strong on Instagram for daily reflections on what it means to be suppoted
- www.shadesofstrong.com
Shirl Hubbard is the creator of Support Languages™ and host of Shades of Strong® — a movement shifting the narrative from Strong Black Woman to Supported Black Woman™ through language, rest, and real support.
