Sober Black Girls ClubSober Black Girls Club
Sober Company (aka Sober Co)
Lacey speaks to Khadi, the founder of Sober Black Girls Club, a non-profit organization that provides a wide range of support for Black Women experiencing addiction. They talk about how the trauma from racism can lead to addiction, why its so important for the Black community to have their own recovery spaces, and Khadi's own experience getting sober. They also talk about the joys (ha) of sober dating in NYC.
52:13•28 Sept 2020
Khadi's Journey: Navigating Racism and Sobriety in Sober Black Girls Club
“We need to talk about racial triggers, because you know they're everywhere.”
What happens when the trauma of racism intersects with the struggle of addiction? In this eye-opening episode of Sober Company, Lacey Browne sits down with Khadi, the inspiring founder of Sober Black Girls Club. Together, they unpack the unique challenges faced by Black women in recovery, highlighting the vital need for safe, supportive spaces tailored to their experiences.
Khadi opens up about her personal sobriety journey, sharing her battles with finding quality rehab facilities and the transformative power of movement and self-care. The conversation also touches on the often-overlooked hurdles of sober dating in NYC and the crucial role of personal support systems in maintaining sobriety. Khadi's candid reflections provide a deep dive into the intersection of racial trauma and addiction, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of these complex issues.
Through this dialogue, you'll gain insight into the importance of community-based initiatives like Sober Black Girls Club, which strive to create inclusive and empowering environments for Black women on their path to recovery. Don't miss this compelling episode that sheds light on the resilience and strength found within these often-overlooked stories.
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