ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A young Nigerian woman named Ifemelu migrates to the United States, grappling with race, relationships, and identity issues.
This story inspires a conversation on self-pressure, mental health, fasting, our relationship with God, culture, race, and hope for the future. (Recorded January 2023)
Time Stamps:
01:05 Month Recap and Goals for 2023.
(Still relevant in 2024) 11:55 Book Introduction and Summary
16:54 Book Discussion
This story inspires a conversation on self-pressure, mental health, fasting, our relationship with God, culture, race, and hope for the future. (Recorded January 2023)
Time Stamps:
01:05 Month Recap and Goals for 2023.
(Still relevant in 2024) 11:55 Book Introduction and Summary
16:54 Book Discussion
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United States
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